Porsche sports cars –
For an emission-free future

Trailblazer
Heralding change: Porsche was the first luxury car maker to offer hybrid systems in three different model series in one go. Technology develops at a rapid pace and Porsche is committed to pushing ahead with its alternative drive concepts. Mission E shows the way ahead: it will be the first purely battery-operated sports car by Porsche. Start of production is due for the end of this decade. However, Mission E is not only an electric sports car, but also a statement – it is going to be the most sporty and technically advanced vehicle in its segment. Porsche has set its course for a successful future, investing a billion euros and creating more than 1,200 new jobs. The Zuffenhausen parent plant is to be equipped with a new assembly line for the Mission E, a new paint shop and extended body shop. The engines works are to be enlarged to include the production of electric drives.

Local freedom of emissions
Porsche regards e-mobility as a key element for the future as a leading sports car maker. A current example is the new Panamera Turbo S E-Hybrid. It sets new standards in performance and sustainability. Electric motor and petrol engine form a dovetailed unit in the Panamera Turbo S E-Hybrid. The electrical output of the e-motor is available from the first tap on the driver’s pedal. Up to a range of 50 kilometres and speed of 140 km/h the plug-in hybrid, which starts purely electrically, releases no emissions at all locally.