Porsche closed 2022 With turnover 37.6 billion euros, which corresponds to an increase of 13.6% (2021: 33.1 billion euros). Operating income was €6.8 billion, up €1.5 billion from the previous year (up 27.4%). Vehicle deliveries and net cash flow also hit new all-time highs in 2022. Oliver BloomCEO of Porsche, commented:
In difficult conditions, we achieved the best result in the history of Porsche. Even in 2022, we were able to offer our customers interesting new products. This is the result of great team work.
In 2022 they were 309,884 vehicles delivered, which corresponds to an increase of 2.6% compared to the previous year. And all this, despite the war in Ukraine, the pandemic and production shutdowns associated with problems in the supply chain. Then the car manufacturer set itself ambitious new goals. In 2023, the company launched the Road to 20 program, which aims to achieve an operating return on sales of over 20% over the long term.
For 2022, Porsche has proposed dividend of 1.01 euros for preferred shares.
With the release of its financial data for 2022, Porsche has confirmed its ambitious electrification project. By 2030, the company plans to produce electric vehicles. accounts for 80% of deliveries. To achieve this goal, several new battery-powered models will be released in the coming years.
The first will be the electric Macan, which will be available to customers in 2024. Fully electric 718 however, it is slated for mid-decade. In the medium term, it will only be available as an all-electric model. It will be followed (in 2026) by the all-electric Cayenne we’ve talked about in the past. Porsche also plans to expand its product portfolio with an all-electric SUV that will sit above the Cayenne. This car will be based on SSP Sport platform. As for the 911, no electric model is planned. Instead, a hybrid version will appear. Porsche hasn’t provided exact powertrain details, but some rumors have been in the making for over a year now.
As for other products, there will be a new major facelift for the Cayenne in 2023, which will also be offered in 3 plug-in versions with an electric range that can exceed 80 km. Despite significant investments in electrification, Porsche will continue to implement its e-fuel program. As you know, in 2022, Porsche, together with partners in Chile, built a pilot plant for the production of e-fuel, the production of which began in December.
Source: HD Motori
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