Porsche Mission R - Porsche Mission R

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The Porsche Mission R

The Porsche Mission R is the vision of an all-electric vehicle for customer motorsports. The development of a brand-linked, all-electric customer racing platform is yet another logical step being taken by Porsche on the way to a sustainable motorsports future.

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The vision of all-electric customer motorsports

All-electric, high-performance and efficient: the Mission R

With the Mission E (2015) and Mission E Cross Turismo (2018), Porsche presented unmistakeable previews of its first all-electric sports car model series to come.

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Customer motorsports at Porsche

Innovative racing laboratory and continuing technology transfer

The Mission R is the first step towards an all-electric customer motorsports vehicle. Developing such an all-electric customer motorsports platform owned by Porsche is yet another logical step the company has taken towards a sustainable motorsports future.

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Sustainability

Battery cells are the combustion chamber of the future

Porsche is taking on responsibility for future generations. As early as 2030, more than 80 per cent of the sports car manufacturer's vehicles are to be offered with an electric motor.

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The exterior

Visionary outlook with Porsche DNA

Every Porsche has to be clearly recognisable as a Porsche. Many elements that we envisage in studies find their way later into production cars.

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The interior

Driver module doubles as race simulator

Genuine racing and esports merge in the Mission R. This is due to its monocoque type driver cell that is designed as a self-contained module and can be used in exactly the same form outside the vehicle as a simulator.

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The drive

Innovative e-motors, high-end battery and 900 volts

The Mission R is on a par with the performance level of the Porsche 911 GT3 Cup. The power output remains constant over the duration of the race, so there is no thermally induced derating – a major advantage of the electric motors with direct oil cooling developed by Porsche.

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The body and chassis

With natural fibre components and carbon cage

Many of the Mission R's add-on parts are made of natural fibre reinforced plastic (NFRP), the basic material of which is made from flax fibres obtained from farming. In the production of the renewable fibre, 85 percent less CO₂ is generated than is the case when producing carbon fibre.

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