Porsche Car Delivery Increases 10 Percent Until September 2023, This Model Is The Most Selling

Porsche Taycan. (Doc. Porsche)

JAKARTA - Porsche noted that the delivery of cars until the third quarter of this year reached 242,722 units, up 10 percent compared to the same period last year.

Detlev von Platen, Member of the Executive Board for Sales and Marketing at Porsche AG, said back if Porsche's strategy focused on exclusive and highly individual products.

"In the midst of global economic uncertainty, our global sales structure, which is currently very balanced, is a big advantage," he said, in an official statement received by VOI, Monday, October 16.

From existing data, the European region became a promising market where demand was very strong. Porsche shipped 51,742 vehicles in the first nine months, an increase of 23 percent. For the German market, more customers received vehicles than the same period the previous year, namely 24,814 units, there was an increase of 19 percent.

Meanwhile, the North American market has also experienced a double-digit increase. A total of 64,487 vehicles were delivered and there was an increase of 14 percent. However, China's market has decreased, where according to existing records Porsche sent 60,748 units.

This decline is mainly due to the increasingly challenging economic situation in the region. Overseas and the emerging country market, 40,931 vehicles were delivered to customers, representing an increase of 23 percent.

The 911 model is one of the most popular with a significant increase of 27 percent, Porsche 911 continues to gain high popularity for Porsche customers. In the first three quarters, 911 has been sent 38,789 units.

Meanwhile, the new Cayenne celebrating its premiere in the world in April, is also high. In the first nine months, 64,457 units of this luxury SUV have been delivered or down 3 percent. And this decline was due to product launches in various markets and uneven areas.

From a global perspective, this has temporarily led to the availability of lower products in the market with a slower launch date.

The Tiger model itself has been sent to 68,354 subscribers up 15 percent, Panamera luxury sedans recorded 26,779 shipments up 6 percent. Meanwhile, the 718 Boxster and 718 Cayman Models experienced an increase of 16,458 shipments, an increase of 18 percent.

"Global delivery and demand for our brand models remain at a high level. For that we will continue to increase production with strength and enthusiasm," he concluded.