Porsche delivered 60,991 vehicles worldwide in Q1 2026, a 15 percent decline year‑over‑year driven mainly by weaker demand in China and North America.
Production of the Boxster and Cayman has ended and their electric replacements were delayed after a shared platform was pushed back, leaving Porsche without new options in the lower segment.
Under former CEO Oliver Blume Porsche accelerated electrification, and sales chief Matthias Becker said overall deliveries meet expectations while naming the upcoming all‑electric Cayenne as critical to boosting demand this summer.
China deliveries fell 21 percent to 7,519 with fewer than 50 Taycan registrations in January and February; North America deliveries dropped 11 percent to 18,344 amid U.S. import tariffs. Porsche paused the gasoline Macan in the EU and reported global Macan deliveries of 18,209 units, a 23 percent decline.
This summary is based on coverage by Motor 1.
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