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Dr. Ing. h.c. F. Porsche AG (Porsche AG) is a German automotive manufacturer headquartered in Stuttgart and part of the Volkswagen Group. The company designs and produces high-performance sports cars, sport utility vehicles, and electric vehicles, combining precision engineering with global supply chains.
For the chemical industry, Porsche is a major downstream customer and development partner for advanced materials used in vehicle structures, powertrains, batteries, interiors, and surface protection. Its products rely on engineered polymers, elastomers, foams, composites, adhesives and sealants, paints and coatings, thermal management materials, lubricants, and tire compounds. The company collaborates with suppliers to reduce vehicle mass, improve durability and NVH performance, and increase the share of recycled and bio-based content in components and packaging. Porsche’s electrification and efficiency programs drive demand for high-performance battery chemistries, electrolyte and separator innovations, flame-retardant plastics, and lightweighting solutions, while its sustainability agenda supports broader circularity and lifecycle emissions reductions across materials sourcing and end-of-life treatment.
Also known as Porsche.
chemXplore tracks 3 projects involving Porsche AG, of which one is active.
Besides this one, the record holds 2 cancelled projects.
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Pilot project shows chemical recycling of end-of-life vehicle waste into new plastics, replacing fossil materials and enhancing circular economy in automotive production.
Six projects vie for $2 billion under Hydrogen Headstart, with BP, CIP and a Porsche‑backed venture shortlisted; final bids due late June ahead of 2024 winners.
The new facility near Reutlingen will develop high-performance battery cells, enhance e-mobility, and create jobs. It features sustainable practices and significant government funding.
Construction starts on a new site in Mahden for developing and producing high-performance lithium-ion battery cells, with pilot production set for 2024. The project receives €60 million in funding.
