Porsche China's CEO Alexander Pollich said on Monday that the company is financially self-sufficient and that every yuan is spent where it matters most. Cost-reduction measures will continue, with savings being redirected toward market investment and R&D.

Porsche is currently in a phase of recalibration and adjustment. Through measures such as optimizing and streamlining its dealer network and launching China-exclusive models, the company aims to regain momentum in the Chinese market, without judging success solely by sales volume. The number of dealers was reduced from 150 to 114 in 2025 and it aims to cut dealers to 80 by the end of 2026.

He also noted that by the end of 2029, Porsche will add two new internal combustion engine and plug-in hybrid models, including B-segment and D-segment SUV models with ICE and PHEV powertrains.

In addition, Porsche currently has no plans for local manufacturing in China.