Porsche is preparing for the future with a new range of electrified vehicles, inaugurated by the launch of Mission E. The German brand plans to invest no less than six billion euros to achieve its goals.
The Porsche 911 Hybrid has never been fully confirmed. But to read the amount allocated by Porsche for electromobility, we say that there will be a share in this amount for the sporting history of the brand, which should logically be part of the plan "hybrid and electric" Porsche in the future.
The manufacturer announces today that he will have invested, from 2022, six billion euros for electromobility. A sum that is finally twice as large as that initially planned, and of the additional three billion, 500 million euros are planned for Mission E, the electric sedan, and its "different variants".
700 million euros will be allocated to the development of "new technologies, charging infrastructure and intelligent mobility". Remember that Porsche is part of a major European project, Ionity, with most German manufacturers to develop ultra fast charging, 350 kW.