The shares are down nearly 30 per cent this year. Volkswagen fell as much as 8.4 per cent, the most in more than two years.Porsche AG shares fell the most on record after the luxury-car maker scaled back its electric-vehicle plans, correcting an expensive strategy that’s depressed its margins and is dragging down parent Volkswagen AG.
The 911 maker shelved a future battery-powered luxury SUV and said it would add more combustion-engine and hybrid models to bolster its portfolio. The pivot is causing a ₹1.8 billion ($2.1 billion) hit to operating profit and forced Porsche and Volkswagen to slash their outlook for the year. It’s yet another setback for Germany’s auto industry, which is contending with high costs and muted sales.
Porsche’s stock declined as much as 9.3 per cent in Frankfurt, the steepest intraday drop since it started trading some three years ago. The shares are down nearly 30 per cent this year. Volkswagen fell as much as 8.4 per cent, the most in more than two years.
The Germans — like their European peers Stellantis and Renault— are grappling with lower-than-expected EV demand.
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