On April 29, Porsche China issued a statement addressing rumors that it "might stop selling electric vehicles." The company unequivocally denied these claims, emphasizing that they were a misinterpretation and affirming Porsche's steadfast commitment to advancing the electrification process in China. Recently, media reports had circulated, citing Oliver Blume, Chairman of the Porsche Board of Directors, who reportedly mentioned that Porsche's electric vehicle sales in China were relatively low and that there was a possibility of halting EV sales in the country within the next two to three years. In response, Porsche China clarified that these reports were based on a misunderstanding and reassured that Porsche would continue to champion electrification efforts in China, while also accelerating the delivery of locally adapted digital and intelligent solutions. It is noteworthy that Porsche's next fully electric model will be a new iteration of the iconic Cayenne SUV. Porsche underscored that, over the past two decades, its distinctive sports car heritage has garnered immense affection from Chinese customers, and it vows to continue delivering passionate Porsche sports cars to enthusiasts in the future.