The product portfolio represents the core of Porsche’s activities: Porsche is shaping the mobility of the future with innovative products and technologies and attractive services. In particular, these include future-oriented drive concepts that cause significantly lower CO₂ emissions. It is focusing on electromobility in particular: half of all new Porsche models are to have an electric motor, in other words be all-electric or partially electric, by 2025. Over 80 % of new Porsche models are then to be fully electric by 2030. Porsche entered this era back in 2019 with the fully electric Taycan. Building on its electrification strategy, Porsche is striving to further reduce the average CO₂ emissions of its products and business processes. The company has anchored this goal in its strategy for the entire life cycle of its vehicles. In addition to the CO₂ emissions caused by vehicle production, it takes into account the emissions in its upstream vehicle supply chain and during a vehicle’s downstream use-phase, right up to disassembly for recycling at the end of the vehicle’s life.
Advancing climate change means the global automotive industry has obligations. Newly developed vehicles and drive systems need to contribute to a significant reduction in global CO₂ pollution.
Its own production activities are a stepping stone in its efforts to continuously reduce the CO₂ emissions of Porsche and throughout the life cycles of its products.
Porsche’s drive strategy is based on three pillars: petrol engines, hybrid drives, and all-electric drives. As such, Porsche reflects the demands and needs of the customers, the environment, and policymakers.
