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    Porsche's 2024 China sales fall by 28%

    Published by Global Banking and Finance Review

    Posted on January 24, 2025

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    BERLIN (Reuters) - German sports car maker Porsche AG reported a 28% tumble in 2024 China sales on Monday, as persistent weakness in the world's largest car market hit German carmakers.

    Porsche, majority-owned by Volkswagen, sold 56,887 vehicles in 2024 in China, versus 79,283 in 2023.

    The drop weighed on global sales, which were down 3% at 310,718 vehicles compared with 2023. This came despite growth in its other markets, including an 11% rise at home in Germany.

    Chinese consumers are increasingly reluctant to spend money on luxury goods on faltering economic growth resulting from a real estate crisis in the country.

    "Overall, we have shown ourselves to be extremely robust in a challenging market environment in 2024," Porsche's board member Detlev von Platen said in a statement.

    Porsche said in October it would pare back its dealership network in China, reflecting persisting weak demand.

    Mercedes-Benz's core car sales also fell in 2024, the carmaker said last week, hurt by a 7% drop in China, while China sales for the Volkswagen brand fell 8.3% to 2.2 million vehicles.

    (Writing by Miranda Murray; Editing by Janane Venkatraman)

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