The content of this website presents selected information from the annual and sustainability report 2024 of Porsche AG. Only the German PDF of the annual and sustainability report published on March 12, 2025, is legally binding. The complete report is available for download.
of the risk functions defined for the Porsche AG Group have rolled out a training concept on money laundering prevention.
of direct suppliers of production material and selected suppliers of non-production material received a positive sustainability rating (S-rating).
employees at Porsche AG completed the digital Code of Conduct training module.
The Porsche AG Group’s responsibility does not end at the factory gates, which is why it has placed a strategic focus on the sustainability-oriented management of its direct supplier relationships. It is also looking to gradually increase transparency in the deeper value-added stages of the supply chain. This is still one of the greatest challenges and, at the same time, a prerequisite for managing sustainability risks, especially in raw material extraction. The Porsche AG Group also engages in partnership projects to improve living and working conditions in selected commodity-exporting countries.
Detailed information about supply chain responsibility can be found in → G1 Business conduct and → S2 Workers in the value chain and as a cross-cutting topic in the other chapters of the non-financial statement.
Transparent and responsible corporate governance creates trust and is an important basis for sustainability and the entrepreneurial activities of the Porsche AG Group. In the “Governance and transparency” strategy field, the Porsche AG Group is therefore working continuously to increase transparency and responsible corporate governance. The aim is to have data that can be used to measure and manage specific ESG performance. In the reporting year, Porsche AG enhanced its ESG management system and, among other things, carried out quantitative data collection via a central control and monitoring system for ESG data. Externally, the Porsche AG Group pursues a transparent approach and discloses as many valid ESG disclosures and metrics as possible. The Porsche AG Group also values consultations and open dialog with its stakeholders on an equal footing and considers the exchange of information to be an important tool and source of inspiration for the continuous improvement of sustainability management.
Additional information about governance and managing transparent communication with material stakeholders can be found in → Stakeholder engagement.
The complete chapter of the Non-Financial Statement (part of the Combined Management Report) is available for download.
Macan 4 (WLTP): Electrical consumption combined: 21.1 – 17.9 kWh/100 km; CO₂ emissions combined: 0 g/km; CO₂ class: A
