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Porsche Macan sales to stop in Europe on cybersecurity rules

Porsche Macan
The combustion engine Macan will be dropped in Europe in 2024 but will continue to be sold in other global markets. An electric Macan will eventually replace the ICE model.
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By:
Michael Knauer
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Automobilwoche
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December 15, 2023 09:36 AM

Porsche is stopping sales of the Macan SUV in the European Union earlier than planned because it does not meet new rules on cybersecurity regulations.

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