Porsche 911 GTS
For Porsche, it is important to secure the future of the iconic 911 sports car. Porsche hopes to be able to continue building the cult car with e-fuels even in the era of electromobility.
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Düsseldorf, Stuttgart It is only a short sentence in the coalition agreement of the new federal government. But at Porsche in Stuttgart, the phrase triggers the imagination. In Germany, from 2035 onwards, in addition to electric cars, only “vehicles that can be proven to be refueled with e-fuels can be registered,” says the chapter on climate-neutral mobility.
Porsche has high hopes for the artificially produced gasoline. There are currently around 1.3 billion vehicles with internal combustion engines in the world, says Barbara Frenkel, head of purchasing at the sports car manufacturer: “It will be many years before this fleet is replaced by electric cars. With synthetic fuels, the CO2 emissions of the vehicle fleet are reduced immediately. ”In the future, historic cars, existing vehicles, but also further developed combustion models, could be operated almost CO2-neutrally.
E-fuels as the savior of the combustion engine? More like a questionable bet on a controversial technology. So far, Porsche is the only well-known car manufacturer that wants to keep combustion technology on the market with this technology.
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