The editorial team of the Porsche Newsroom wishes you a peaceful and healthy Christmas time.
A challenging year lies behind us, with the coronavirus crisis turning everyday life upside down and making us rethink the way we live, work and support one another. At Porsche, production had to be paused for six weeks while at the same time, the company stepped up its social commitments. It did this with donations and voluntary work, with heart and soul and a sense of family that is typical of Porsche.
As we go into 2021, we will continue to stick together and concentrate on the things that really matter. Thank you, dear readers, for accompanying us on this journey. We hope you will now join us in taking a little time to relax.
In the meantime, the Porsche Newsroom editorial team wishes you a happy, peaceful and above all, a healthy Christmas.
In the first three months of 2021, Porsche handed over 71,986 vehicles to customers worldwide. The number of deliveries therefore increased significantly by 36 per cent compared with the previous year.
Porsche AG set a new revenue record in the 2020 financial year: its value grew to 28.7 billion euros, surpassing the previous year’s figure by more than 100 million euros.
Porsche AG has set itself an ambitious goal: in 2030, the company wants to have a CO2-neutral balance sheet across the entire value chain. The Executive Board of Porsche AG will provide information on this at tomorrow's annual press conference.
In the new episode of the Porsche Podcast, Frank-Steffen Walliser and Mark Webber talk about iconic Porsche cars, production models with motorsport genes and the future of the GT ‘myth’.
