The transition of Porsche’s models towards electromobility is a significant step. At the same time, entering the strategy field of a circular economy is a key element of Porsche’s sustainability strategy. Under this principle, materials are to be designed, built, repaired, and recycled in such a way that as little waste as possible is produced. Porsche is striving to use circular materials in its vehicles and develop repair and reconditioning policies. Circular materials often have advantages over other aspects of sustainability, such as in terms of their CO₂ footprint. The basic criteria of Porsche’s principle of a circular economy are the longevity of its vehicles, quality workmanship, and the use of low-wear materials. Porsche aims to intensify its engagement on this front. The company has therefore set itself the goal of closing material cycles. The transition to a circular economy is also reflected in the vision of the production of the future: According to the vision of a zero-impact factory as many negative environmental impacts as possible should be avoided in production processes.
Alongside climate change, protecting biodiversity is one of the global tasks of the modern age. Porsche recognizes this and is actively committed to preserving biodiversity at its sites.
