chun
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An Audi platform used for SUVs like the cayenne that has a porsche badgeSSP Sport.
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An Audi platform used for SUVs like the cayenne that has a porsche badgeSSP Sport.
they don’t need to make bespoke Porsche EV platforms because SSP Sport is their own modification of the SSP, similar to PPE and PPE Sport in the Cayenne (or whatever the name is).An Audi platform used for SUVs like the cayenne that has a porsche badge
I’d hate for this to be a realityCannot compare!
Cars really age! Watches don't.
How do you drive a Porsche ICE from 2000 in 2050, when
1. all gas stations have long disappeard
2. all driving is done by AI and you are strictly forbidden to touch a steering wheel?
Because everyone is following the SSP structure in VAG group. Porsche will have SSP Sport, Audi will use a tuned down version of it and a Skoda will have SSP-Mini or something.Basically no more dedicated porsche platform for EVs even beyond 2030
He didn’t say thatIt’s not happening anymore based on what Blume said in the investor meeting.
The only 4 door porsche sedan will be the panamera continuing forward, ICE & Hybrid.
Porsche won’t do J2. Next is either PPE, or SSP.Sounds to me like instead of a J2 it'll be a J1.3, J1.4 and on until they decide to invest properly again
There you go, the beginning of the solution: Starting in 2026, owners will have choices to protect high-voltage batteries for more years. The update will use a subscription model, so owners can pay each month and keep coverage going after the original warranty ends.(..)
Why isn’t anyone looking at the (obvious) long term?
The solution could be something like a battery-as-a-service warranty.
At least keep updating, producing spare parts, and recycle as much as possible.
Advertise that your brand has the solution of running an EV longtime.
Take away the fear, so private buyers will be buying (second hand) EV’s.
Don’t recall tesla having shittier battery policy than Porsche or less reliable batteries or more hardware recalls for the batteries.It's Tesla: wait for the fine print. Just in case.
LOL this is funnyIt's Tesla: wait for the fine print. Just in case.
The entire company of Tesla is one huge fine print. Tesla makes great cars I agree but they have issues as wellDon’t recall tesla having shittier battery policy than Porsche or less reliable batteries or more hardware recalls for the batteries.
So maybe add the extra context, because as far as news go, there is nothing pointing at Tesla scamming customers with batteries recalls and issues - which can’t be said about porsche for example (marking arb6/7 recall afected batteries as “aged”)
Well, give example. I am not familiar with the fine prints of tesla.The entire company of Tesla is one huge fine print. Tesla makes great cars I agree but they have issues as well