Porsche wants to sell 20,000 electric cars every year from 2020
- German sports carmaker Porsche, a subsidiary of the Volkswagen group, has announced its plan to sell 20,000 electric cars each year from 2020, i.e. nearly 10% of its total sales. The first model of this type will be marketed in 2019. It will be sourced from the concept Mission E (E as Electrical) unveiled in 2016.
- The Mission E presents itself as a 4-door sedan inspired by the style of the Porsche Panamera limousine. It is built on Volkswagen Group's new electric car platform (MEB).
- Mission E will thus be the seventh model of the brand in the catalog in 2020, since the firm announced not wanting to launch any SUV smaller than the current Macan, nor sedan more compact than Mission E, nor coupé or convertible smaller than the current Boxster and Cayman.
- The Porsche catalog of 2020 will consist of 911 (coupés and convertibles), Boxster, Cayman, SUV Macan and Cayenne, the Panamera limousine and Mission E. Like the 911, Mission E will be manufactured on the Porsche site in Stuttgart . Macan, Cayenne and Panamera are manufactured on the Porsche site in Leipzig, and the Boxster and Cayman on the Osnabruck site (ex-Karmann factory).
- In 2016, Porsche will sell 225,000 cars worldwide, a volume equivalent to that of 2015. The new Panamera is expected to boost the brand's sales in 2017.
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