The Porsche Boxster EV was recently spotted in the Arctic doing some cold weather testing in Scandinavia, ahead of its debut in 2025.

Porsche has been clever in hiding the new Boxster EV with the fake exhaust tip, especially with the model now getting closer to production. The prototype appears to have the production-ready headlamp and taillights, even though the complete design is hidden under heavy camouflage. The spy shots reveal a large charging port in the centre of the rear bumper, which is different from the traditional placement of the charging ports on the side or front of most EVs. It’s unclear if the Boxster EV will have two charging ports like the Taycan or the upcoming Macan EV, allowing a more conventional placement.

Internally codenamed 983, the next-generation Porsche Boxster electric will come with a two-seater configuration, a fabric roof, and a front trunk, keeping it close to its ICE predecessor. The model will be underpinned by the Premium Platform Electric (PPE) architecture co-developed by Porsche and Audi, which also underpins the new Q6 e-tron. Expect Porsche to offer its electric sports car with a single- and dual-motor setup, offering rear-wheel drive and all-wheel drive configurations.