Porsche targets 20% price rise on top models, cuts break-even below 200,000 units
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The new CEO Michael Leiters presented the strategy for his company on Wednesday. He wants to reflect on old strengths such as burner cars – and make Porsche vehicles more expensive than they already are.
The German car manufacturer Porsche AG intends to increase the average price of the most expensive of its models by about 20% by 2030, writing The Financial Times.
Last year, Porsche delivered nearly 280,000 vehicles, down 10% from 2024.
Do you want the car keys to a Porsche? Then you'll have to dig deeper into your wallet. Porsche plans to increase the prices of its luxury cars by about 20 percent on average. This is according to Bloomberg.
Sales losses in China and shrinking profit margins have led Porsche to adopt a new strategy. Following Ferrari's high-price, low-volume model, the company will increase the average price of its most expensive cars by 20 percent by 2030, raising it to over €330,000. The number of models will be reduced, and 9,000 people will be laid off. 🚆
The Stuttgart giant takes over his destiny. Finishing the volume race, Porsche makes a 180-degree turn to take refuge in the temple of hyper-exclusiveness. A survival strategy as well as an affirmation of power.
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