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Porsche Plans New Combustion and Hybrid SUV for 2028
Porsche plans to introduce a new SUV around the world in 2028.
It is expected to have a petrol engine option and a plug-in hybrid option.
A plug-in hybrid can use both fuel and electricity.
Porsche also plans to keep selling its electric Macan.
The new SUV is part of a business plan called Sportwagenschmiede ’35.
Porsche expects production to build up during 2028.
The company expects the SUV to start helping sales and profits in 2029.
Porsche plans to globally launch a new SUV in 2028.
The SUV is expected to offer internal-combustion and plug-in hybrid powertrains.
Porsche says it will continue selling the all-electric Macan.
The new model is part of the Sportwagenschmiede ’35 business plan, unveiled at Capital Markets Day.
Porsche expects the SUV to begin contributing to sales and profitability in 2029.
- Who
- Porsche
- What
- Plans to launch a new SUV with internal-combustion and plug-in hybrid powertrains while continuing to sell the all-electric Macan.
- Where
- Globally.
- When
- The SUV is planned for global launch in 2028, with production ramping up that year and expected sales and profitability contributions from 2029.
- Why
- The SUV is part of Porsche’s Sportwagenschmiede ’35 business plan.
Key facts
- Planned launch
- 2028
- Planned market
- Global
- Powertrains
- Internal combustion and plug-in hybrid
- Production
- Expected to ramp up during 2028
- Expected business contribution
- Sales and profitability from 2029
- Business plan
- Sportwagenschmiede ’35, unveiled at Capital Markets Day
- Electric Macan
- Porsche says it will continue selling the all-electric Macan
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