The secret project: How Hemmingen became the home of the Porsche SUV
The history of the Hemmingen site began with the Cayenne. Today, about 700 employees of the Macan product line are currently developing the sports car manufacturer’s first all-electric SUV there.
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Once upon a time, a small town gave rise to a big automobile – and for some time, no one noticed a thing. Unlike all the other Porsche models, the Cayenne wasn’t developed in Weissach, but mainly in Hemmingen. With its population of 8,000, this town sits halfway between the Weissach Development Centre, which was established in 1971, and the headquarters in Zuffenhausen.
Stuttgart.
Episode 3 of the series "Porsche Cayenne - 20 years, 20 stories" is now available in the Porsche Newsroom: LinkWeb special in the Porsche Newsroom:
20 years of the Cayenne
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Ben Weinberger
Communications, Sustainability and Politics
Spokesperson Cayenne und Macan
+49 (0) 170 911 2097
ben.weinberger@porsche.deTekst
angielski (Porsche AG)
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30.06.2022
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The secret project: How Hemmingen became the home of the Porsche SUV