Porsche plans to introduce hybrid versions of all models
German luxury sports car maker Porsche plans to increase hybrid technology for the development and use, thus reducing the company’s products, carbon dioxide emissions. Porsche R & D Director Toure Heim (Wolfgang Duerheimer) said: “In the future, all Porsche models will use its hybrid technology.”
In fact, earlier this year, Porsche has introduced a hybrid version of the Cayenne sport utility cars, and according to plan, the use of hybrid technology Cayenne Panamera sedan will start selling in 2011. Porsche Engine Business Director Espinosa (Heinz-Jakob Neusser), said hybrid version of the Panamera can rely on electric motors driving 5 km to 6 km away.
Subsequently, 918 Spyder Porsche’s will be the first to use electric engine sports car. According to the plan, the hybrid version of the 918 Spyder in the next three to four years for small batch production. Heim Toure said: “We will further investigate how the hybrid technology used in all of its sports car, while in the initial stage we will try to first conduct a small-volume production.” Heim said Toure, Boxster 911 series under the and the Cayman sections of cars are hybrid version will be developed, but he was not given a clear time period.
Currently, the EU has the Porsche as an important energy saving targets. According to regulations, the EU requires Porsche to its carbon dioxide emissions from the current 255 grams per kilometer by 2015 reduced to 216 grams per kilometer. Porsche believes that through the use of hybrid technology, the company’s cars will be able to meet this standard.Article from Cartier Roadster Watches
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