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Investing.com -- German automaker Porsche AG on Thursday said fully electric vehicles accounted for more than half of its Macan deliveries in the first nine months of 2025, as the company delivered 212,509 vehicles worldwide, with electrified models making up 35.2% of total sales, up 12.8 percentage points from the previous year.
The Macan recorded 64,783 deliveries, an 18% increase from the same period in 2024. Of these, 36,250 were fully electric, while 28,533 combustion-engine models were delivered, primarily outside the European Union.
The Panamera saw 21,243 deliveries, largely unchanged from last year, and the 911 recorded 37,806 deliveries, down 5%.
Porsche’s 718 Boxster and 718 Cayman models totaled 15,380 deliveries, a 15% decline attributed to limited availability resulting from EU cybersecurity regulations, with production scheduled to end in the fourth quarter of 2025.
The Taycan recorded 12,641 deliveries, down 10%, and the Cayenne saw 60,656 deliveries, a 22% decrease partly due to catch-up effects from 2024.
A fully electric Cayenne is planned for launch in the fourth quarter alongside the current combustion-engine and plug-in hybrid models.
Regionally, Porsche’s largest market remained North America, with 64,446 deliveries, up 5% from 2024.
Deliveries in the Overseas and Emerging Markets reached 43,090, a 3% increase and a record for the region. In Europe, excluding Germany, the company delivered 50,286 vehicles, down 4%, while deliveries in Germany fell 16% to 22,492 units.
Declines in these markets were partly due to strong sales in the previous year and limited availability of certain combustion-engine models. China recorded 32,195 deliveries, a 26% decrease, reflecting ongoing challenges in the luxury segment and intense competition.
Porsche also reported growing demand for its vehicle customization programs, including Sonderwunsch and Exclusive Manufaktur, with efforts underway to expand capacity.
Matthias Becker, a member of the company’s executive board for sales and marketing, said Porsche is focusing on managing supply and demand and adapting to global variations in the adoption of electrified vehicles.