During today's financial report conference call, Porsche's management stated that growth in the Chinese market is slowing and that operating environment challenges persist, with changes occurring every month. The company maintains a cautious and conservative view of the Chinese market, adhering to a value-first approach rather than prioritizing sales volume. Porsche is able to maintain flexibility, as it has not built factories in China and is not restricted by local production capacity, allowi

At today's earnings call, Porsche's management stated that growth in the Chinese market is slowing and that the operating environment continues to face challenges, with changes occurring every month. The company maintains a cautious and conservative outlook on the Chinese market, insisting on a value-first approach rather than being guided by sales volume. Porsche is able to respond flexibly, as it has not built factories in China and thus has no constraints on local production capacity, allowing the company to adjust European capacity and production plans as needed. At this stage, this layout has instead become an advantage. In the first half of this year, Porsche delivered 14,501 vehicles in China, down 31.93% year-on-year. (Yicai)