Porsche Motorsport boss drops hints about 918 successor and more. It easy to forget how much can change in just five years. Half a decade ago, hybrid supercars were a nascent segment. Porsche, Ferrari, and McLaren each debuted their first hybrid creations, the 918 Spyder, LaFerrari, and P1, and this groundbreaking trio became known as the Holy Trinity. Fast forward five years, however, and the rapidly changing automotive landscape has seen the widespread use of electric power in all segments, including the supercar and hypercar realms. From more affordable options like the Acura NSX to two million dollar rarities like the Koenigsegg Regera, hybrid supercars have begun to solidify their place in the market. Some companies have even opted for full electrification, such as the Rimac Concept_One and C_Two and the upcoming Tesla Roadster. Seeing how drastically the supercar segment has changed over the past several years has prompted Porsche to already begin considering its follow up to the...