German car manufacturer, known for its performance sports vehicles Porscheshortly after the Taycan model Cayenne introduced its model as fully electric. The car giant, which like other major car manufacturers has focused on electric vehicles in parallel with pressure from the European Union, has made remarkable statements.

from the company CFO Lutz Meschke, attended the Macan EV launch and spoke a few words about the future of combustion engines at the event. Looking at the words, if Lutz is right, the future of oil-consuming vehicles is not as promising as it seems. it’s not dark We will see.

Vehicles with combustion engines will no longer be available by 2035.

In his statement, the CFO states that the ban on combustion engines will be postponed and explains the reason for this thought. According to Lutz, the ban applies to vehicles that produce emissions. So theoretically hydrogen or other synthetic type Vehicles using this fuel should not be subject to this ban.

In addition to this statement, Porsche also stated that the vehicles it will sell from 2030 are the following: 80 percent of the time He announced that he would focus entirely on electrical technology. At this point we saw that, in addition to Cayenne and Taycan, Macan will also be included in the lineup.

There is no information yet that Porsche is working on hydrogen or synthetic fuel vehicles, as Lutz said. But undoubtedly the auto giant will continue its work in this area.

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