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Porsche announced a significant expansion of its manufacturing plant in Leipzig, Germany, for production of the next-generation electric Macan.
According to a new press release from Porsche, it plans to expand its all-electric vehicle portfolio with an upcoming battery-electric Macan SUV.
Porsche is already considering dialing up production capacity for its upcoming Mission E before it's even underway, in addition to adding an electric Macan.
We all know the fully electric Mission E will be out by the end of the decade, but what will come after it?
Roadshow reviewed the Tesla Model X a year ago and decided it was the SUV of the future. One year later and with welcome updates, it's still unrivaled.
Healthy rivalries are needed in every industry and it's beginning to look like one is beginning to develop between Tesla and Porsche.
Porsche is singing a new tune related to its move toward electrification, with plans to electrify more than half its lineup in the next five years or so.
Porsche’s sales boss, Detlev von Plate, admitted the Stuttgart-based marque is analyzing the prospects of doing an all-electric Macan.
Porsche will launch the Macan with a plug-in hybrid drivetrain, Porsche President & CEO Matthias Müller, confirmed to Indian Autos Blog at the Geneva Motor Show...
"The packaging is impossible for the Macan. This system is too big." Additionally, the current 991-generation 911 won't get plug-in tech.
Porsche's next plug-in hybrid is expected to be the Macan. It'll likely be called the Porsche Macan S E-Hybrid and will launch in 2015.
