'Not so Easy to Make Money with Electric Cars,' Says Porsche CEO

The transcript discusses Porsche's product strategy focusing on electrification and emotional petrol engines, the discontinuation of diesel models, and the success of the 911 and 992 models. It highlights Porsche's brand differentiation, concerns about the US market, and plans for electrifying the Macan and 992 models. The financial strategy for maintaining profitability in the electric market is also covered, along with the development of the new GT3 model.

What is a key component of Porsche's product strategy?

• Expanding into the motorcycle market

• Eliminating all hybrid models

• Prioritizing electrification and emotional petrol engines

• Focusing solely on diesel engines

Which Porsche model is known for its significant sales and brand recognition?

• Porsche Taycan

• Porsche 911

• Porsche Macan

• Porsche Cayenne

How does Porsche differentiate itself in the automotive market?

• Through tailor-made design and driving dynamics

• By offering the cheapest cars

• By focusing on diesel technology

• By producing only electric vehicles

What is Porsche's approach to the electrification of the Macan?

• Discontinuing the Macan model

• Using experience from the Taycan to electrify the Macan

• Introducing a diesel version

• Focusing only on petrol versions

What challenge does Porsche face with electric vehicles?

• Lower material costs compared to petrol cars

• Inability to produce electric vehicles

• Lack of customer interest

• Higher material costs and maintaining profitability

What is a reason for Porsche's financial success?

• High production costs

• Good cost management and premium pricing

• Limited product range

• Focus on low-cost vehicles

What is Porsche's stance on naturally aspirated gasoline engines?

• They will continue to develop them

• They will only focus on electric engines

• They plan to discontinue them immediately

• They have never produced such engines