VW-PORSCHE

VW-Porsche is a division of the Volkswagen Group specializing in the development and production of components for Porsche sports cars. The brand was founded in 1931 and focuses on engine components, transmission systems, and suspension elements. Parts are engineered to withstand the high stress levels inherent in GT-class vehicles. Production is integrated into the Volkswagen Group's global logistics network. Products meet original equipment specifications for 911, Cayenne, and Panamera models.

Country

Germany

Brand History

1. 1931: Ferdinand Porsche establishes a design bureau in Stuttgart. 2. 1948: Launch of the first production Porsche 356. 3. 2012: Full integration of Porsche into the Volkswagen Group structure. 4. 2026: Optimization of component manufacturing processes within the group.

Key OEM Customers

Volkswagen, Porsche, Audi, Skoda, SEAT, Bentley, Lamborghini

Type

OEM-Manufacturer

Ecology

The company implements energy recovery technologies and CO2 emission reduction in production cycles. Recycled materials are used for packaging.

Brand Authentication

The 'Parts Information System' (PIWIS) is used to identify original components. Markings are applied via laser engraving with a unique 10-digit part number. Rubber products feature EPDM or NBR codes applied via vulcanization.

Certificates

ISO 9001, IATF 16949, ISO 14001