The manufacturer, which had a financially successful year, also made important announcements about its plans for the future. The German manufacturer believes that after 2030, more than 80 percent of its sales will consist of electric vehicles.
Of course, this transformation process will not be easy for Porsche and its users. Porsche CEO Oliver Blume, who explained the roadmap for the transformation process during the meeting, also shared how they will manage the process. For example, the first electric model to join the Taycan will be the Macan in 2024.
Blum says the electric Cayenne will go on sale “immediately after” these two models, which seems to indicate that the model will appear in 2026. But the model that really caught our attention sits right above the Cayenne.
This model doesn't have a name yet. Porsche engineers call it the code name K1. The Porsche boss shared the first details of this model during the presentation. K1 will be formed according to the wishes of users in China and America. Bloom says the model will offer both performance and comfort. The K1 will also come with advanced autonomous driving features.
The design of the 3-row model is also said to be out of the standard Porsche range. According to information we have received from our sources, the model will use a “half sedan, half crossover” body style. Its size is expected to exceed 5 meters.
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