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Porsche is considering cutting an additional 4,000 jobs in Germany.

Porsche is considering cutting an additional 4,000 jobs in Germany.

格隆汇格隆汇2026/07/06 06:27
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Glonghui July 6th丨According to Jiemian, sources said that Porsche is considering cutting up to 4,000 more jobs at its Zuffenhausen plant, after previously agreeing to eliminate 3,900 positions. The administrative and management departments will be particularly affected. The exact scale of the next round of layoffs is expected to be determined before the end of July. In addition, Porsche may also reduce the capacity of its Weissach R&D base by about 30%.
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