For Porsche bosses, e-mobility is the "riskiest decision"

Porsche AG achieved great sales successes with the fully electric Taycan.

Initially, CEO Oliver Blume made the decision in favor of the electric car anything but easy.

Stuttgart - The Taycan from Porsche AG came onto the market in autumn 2019.

Since then, the first fully electric electric car from the Stuttgart-based company has developed into a popular model with customers.

In Europe, the Taycan is now the best-selling Porsche - even before the 911, which is considered a classic among the sports car manufacturer's combustion engines.

Initially, however, the decision in favor of the Taycan was anything but a matter of course.

As BW24 * reports, it was the “riskiest decision” for the Porsche boss.

Porsche AG (BW24 * reported) wants to bring more and more electric cars onto the market by 2030.

80 percent of the fleet should be CO2-neutral by then.

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