Porsche cars are primarily made in Germany, with the two main production plants located in:
- Zuffenhausen, Stuttgart, Germany : This is the original and main Porsche factory where iconic models such as the 911, 718 Cayman, 718 Boxster, and the all-electric Taycan are assembled. It also houses the high-tech engine manufacturing hub
- Leipzig, Germany : This modern facility produces the Panamera and Macan models. It also features a customer center and is fully powered by renewable energy
Outside Germany, Porsche has additional production and assembly sites:
- Bratislava, Slovakia : The Cayenne SUV is built here, having shifted from Leipzig in 2017. This plant has produced over a million Cayenne vehicles
- Malaysia : A local assembly plant for right-hand drive Cayenne models serving the Malaysian market was recently opened
Porsche also maintains research and development centers, including a major R&D facility in Weissach, Germany, and a technology and digital lab in Shanghai, China, focused on innovation and the Chinese market
. In summary, while Porsche's core manufacturing remains deeply rooted in Germany, with Zuffenhausen and Leipzig as key sites, production extends internationally to Slovakia and Malaysia for specific models and markets
