Where Is Porsche Made? 1948-Present Day - Storyboard

While most Porsche models are still proudly made in Germany, some of the operations have moved to other facilities, including overseas

To understand the scale of Porsche's current operations, we'll look at how and where the German automaker began making cars

The first Porsche factory was located in Gmünd, Austria, where the Porsche 356 was produced until the 1950s when production was moved to Germany

Production subsequently moved to Stuttgart in Germany

Here's a more recent overhead shot of this sprawling facility

A few models are built at the Zuffenhausen facility, including the iconic 911

The all-electric Taycan is also made in the same factory as the 911!

The 718 Cayman and Boxster models are put together in a separate factory in Osnabrück, in the German state of Lower Saxony

Apart from the Zuffenhausen factory, Porsche has another factory in Leipzig

Models like the Panamera and the Macan crossover are built here

Models like the iconic Carrera GT were built at the Leipzig facility

It is also worth noting that much of the development of both Porsche race cars and road cars happens at the Weissach facility, just outside Stuttgart

The Weissach also house several prototypes of both race cars and road cars

Outside of Germany, Porsche uses VW's Bratislava factory to build the Cayenne SUV

Porsche's first factory outside Europe is situated in Malaysia. It was inaugurated in 2022 and only manufactures the Cayenne

With China being one of Porsche's top markets, the German automaker has an R&D center in Shanghai

To get an idea about where every Porsche model has been built since 1948 and how many Porscehs were built over the past five years, swipe.