Porsche will only sell electric cars! Here is the date

German luxury car giant Porsche made new statements about its electric cars. There are also developments regarding charging stations.
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Taking firm steps in the electric car world, Porsche announced that it will convert Macan and 718 models to electric. Announcing that it will stop acting in cooperation with charging stations, the company has started working on establishing its own charging stations. Announcing its plans until 2030, the company emphasized that it will increase the percentage of electric vehicles. Here are the details…

Porsche increases its investments in electric cars

The luxury German automobile brand continues its efforts against climate change. Porsche said that the sales of its electric cars have reached 4.4 billion Euros and that the interest is increasing day by day. It was announced that the electric Taycan model surpassed the 911 model with sales of 41,296 units for 3 years.

The company said it wants 80 percent of its sales to be “all-electric” by 2030, while also making an additional plan to be carbon neutral. While it is expected to launch the electric 718 model when they come to 2025, we will see the electric version of the 911 and Cayenne models.

Acting in cooperation on the charging station issue, Porsche will start to produce its own charging stations as well as electric model production. Announcing that it will produce premium charging stations, the company plans to have 100 charging stations by 2025.

As of now, it has the largest charging station network in Europe with 400 charging stations. Porsche, which will include the lounge area in its future plans, announced that it will also offer its customers a waiting area and coffee service. Tesla, which has 2 thousand 500 charging stations, has opened all the charging units in the Netherlands to all brands.

Tesla, a leader in the electric car space, struggles with price hikes and federal investigations, while companies continue to increase their investments. So what do you guys think about this issue? We welcome your thoughts in the Forum and comments section.

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