Porsche aims for profits with new gas and plug-in hybrid cars
The need to develop new gas and plug-in hybrid models comes after Porsche, in 2024, abandoned its plan for EVs to make up 80% of sales by 2030. Due to the current slowdown in growth for EV demand, particularly in the luxury sector, Porsche now plans to continue offering gas engines well into the next decade, including V-8s.
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