[1][2] At its unveiling, Porsche stated the Mission R was intended for a one-make racing series with all-electric cars and could match the lap times of the 992 GT3 Cup.

[5] The automotive press have speculated the Mission R could preview a future electrified equivalent to the existing 718 Cayman,[4] based in part on its size,[2] although Porsche have denied this.

[6] The permanent magnet synchronous motors feature direct stator oil cooling, raising the maximum peak and continuous power output.

[2] The suspension uses parts borrowed from other Porsche cars, including the 911 RSR, 911 GT3 R, and 718 Cayman GT4, along with a custom rear subframe.

[8] In March 2022, CEO Oliver Blume announced the next 718 Cayman would be an all-electric sports car, making it the third production Porsche with an electric drivetrain, after the Taycan and Macan EV.