Porsche Celebrates Electrical Travel Through Leipzig Factory
JAKARTA - Porsche officially started its electric mobility journey at the Leipzig factory, Germany. This marks a major shift for this iconic sports car manufacturer, and the Leipzig plant is at the forefront of this change.
An investment of 600 million euros is said to have changed the plant's release today to accommodate the production of fully electric Tigers, Porsche's second electric vehicle after Taycan. The new production line offers impressive flexibility, allowing Porsche to produce gasoline, hybrid, and electric vehicles on a single line. This adaptability ensures Porsche can meet its diverse customer preferences and market demand.
The opening ceremony was attended by prominent figures such as members of the Porsche council, German government officials, and regional officials. The look of this unity highlights the collaborative efforts needed to drive the electric vehicle revolution. Speakers such as Porsche CEO Oliver Blume, stressed the shared responsibility between business, government, and society for making electromobility successful.
The Leipzig factory is not just about production; it is a symbol of Porsche's commitment to sustainable mobility. Tigers are produced with a clean zero carbon footprint, in line with Porsche's goal of achieving net zero emissions across its entire supply chain by 2030. Factory dedication to sustainability has been recognized with awards such as "Best Factory of the Year" in 2023.
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In addition to environmental management, Porsche is the main economic driver at Leipzig, employing more than 4,600 people. The company also actively contributes to the region through social programs, cultural initiatives, and educational support, especially for young people. This deep commitment encourages a strong partnership between Porsche and the Leipzig community.
In the future, Porsche recognizes the important role of the workforce in this transformation. The company has invested in the training and preparation of its employees to face the challenges and opportunities for electromobility. As Gerd Rupp, Factory Manager, "People who actively form technology are the soul of a factory."
The Porsche factory in Leipzig is the main example of how traditional car manufacturers can successfully embrace the electric future. Focusing on innovation, sustainability and workforce, Porsche has a good position to lead in an attractive world of electromobility.