Porsche to drop diesel for renewables

OVER the next five years Porsche will invest more than €6 billion (A$9.7 billion) in e-mobility, dropping diesel car designs and opting instead for the development of electric and hybrid models.

27 September 2018
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Porsche has not had diesel fuelled cars in its portfolio since February this year, and has decided to no longer develop and manufacture them.

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