According to data disclosed on Porsche's official website on the afternoon of October 9, Porsche's deliveries in the first nine months fell 16% year over year to 178,532 vehicles. Among them, the North American region delivered 5,6088 vehicles, which is still Porsche's largest sales area. This is a 13% decrease compared to the same period last year, mainly due to the discontinuation of production of the 718 model and the strong performance of the Macan Electric model last year. In Europe, Porsche delivered a total of 44,949 cars. In Germany, Porsche delivered 20,954 cars, a slight decrease of 7% year over year. The number of deliveries to overseas and emerging markets was 35048 vehicles. The decline in sales was due in part to the supply gap for the 718 model and the fuel version of the Macan. In China, Porsche delivered 2,1493 cars in the first nine months. The Chinese market environment is still full of challenges. Therefore, Porsche continues to pursue a value-oriented sales strategy in China, prioritizing the long-term development of the brand over short-term sales targets.

Zhitongcaijing · 1d ago
According to data disclosed on Porsche's official website on the afternoon of October 9, Porsche's deliveries in the first nine months fell 16% year over year to 178,532 vehicles. Among them, the North American region delivered 5,6088 vehicles, which is still Porsche's largest sales area. This is a 13% decrease compared to the same period last year, mainly due to the discontinuation of production of the 718 model and the strong performance of the Macan Electric model last year. In Europe, Porsche delivered a total of 44,949 cars. In Germany, Porsche delivered 20,954 cars, a slight decrease of 7% year over year. The number of deliveries to overseas and emerging markets was 35048 vehicles. The decline in sales was due in part to the supply gap for the 718 model and the fuel version of the Macan. In China, Porsche delivered 2,1493 cars in the first nine months. The Chinese market environment is still full of challenges. Therefore, Porsche continues to pursue a value-oriented sales strategy in China, prioritizing the long-term development of the brand over short-term sales targets.