Last year was the most successful in history for Porsche when it comes to sales, with a profit of 6.8 billion euros. According to data for the six months of 2023, Porsche appears to be achieving better sales results.

In the first six months of this year, Porsche delivered a total of 167,354 vehicles to customers worldwide. When it comes to individual markets, Porsche sold the most cars in China (43,832 vehicles), which is an increase of 8 percent. “Value-driven growth is a top priority for Porsche. To achieve that, we are continuing to focus on flexibility as the global economic situation remains challenging. Especially in China, we are striving for a balance of supply and demand in line with our luxury positioning,” said Detlev von Platen .

In North America, 41,937 vehicles were delivered, an increase of 12 percent. In Europe, the highest sales growth of 23 percent was recorded, with 36,574 vehicles delivered, of which 17,118 vehicles were in Germany, which is a growth of 24 percent. In other markets, 27,893 vehicles were delivered, which is a growth of 16 percent.

The highest demand is for SUV models: Porsche Macan 47,755 vehicles (+26 percent), Cayenne 46,884 vehicles (+12 percent), while the legendary 911 model was delivered 26,124 times (+21 percent).

Electric models have seen a drop in sales, primarily due to the current chip crisis that has hit all electric vehicle manufacturers. For example, 17,991 units (-5 percent) of the electric Taycan were sold in the first half of the year.

Other models recorded significant growth: Porsche Panamera 17,565 units (+13 percent), 718 Boxster and 718 Cayman 11,035 units (+13 percent).

We don’t know what to expect from the rest of the year, but 2023 could be a very successful year for Porsche. Maybe with record sales.

Source: Porsche

In the first nine months of 2021, Porsche delivered more than 200k vehicles worldwide. For the sports car manufacturer, this represents a 13 percent increase. Demand has risen in all sales regions, and particularly strong growth has been recorded in the US.

Detlev von Platen, Member of the Executive Board for Sales and Marketing of Porsche AG, said: “The extremely high demand for our sports cars continued in the third quarter, and we are delighted to have delivered so many cars to customers in the first nine months of this year. orders are nicely filled, making us full of optimism and enthusiasm as we approach the race of the end of the year.However, the situation caused by coronavirus remains dynamic as we face challenges in semiconductor procurement.For these reasons, we closely monitor current developments to ensure rapid and flexible response. “

The most successful models are the Porsche Cayenne (62,451 units delivered) and the Macan (61,944 units), with a growth of 12 percent. The all-electric Taycan (28,640 units) reached the 911 sports model in its second year on the market (27,972 shipped in the third quarter), with an increase of ten percent. Compared to last year, 718 Boxster (15,916 units) and 718 Cayman had a growth of 1 percent.

The largest increase in sales, Porsche had in the US with 51,615 vehicles delivered in the first nine months. That is an increase of 30 percent compared to the same period last year.

J.D. The Power APEAL study presented the results of Porsche sales worldwide. In Europe, sales rose 2 percent (56,332 units), while in North America, 63,025 units were delivered with a growth of 29 percent, compared to the first three quarters of last year. In China, 69,789 units were sold with a growth of 11 percent. In the rest of the world (A1frica, Middle East and Pacific), sales were recorded at 97,841 units (12 percent growth).

Source: Porsche