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      <p>In an era of intensifying debate about CO2 emissions, every automotive manufacturer is being asked the question, ‘What is your answer to the issue of fuel consumption?’ Our answer has long been the same: maximum efficiency.</p>
      <p>Porsche has been reducing the CO2 emissions of its vehicles annually by an average of around 1.7%. In relation to engine power, Porsche is already among those manufacturers achieving the lowest CO2 emissions. This has been achieved through a new efficient drive concept, optimum aerodynamics, low rolling resistance and lightweight construction. This high level of environmental responsibility is demonstrated by our approach to environmental management at the Porsche development centre in Weissach. Here, all technological developments are carried out with environmental protection in mind. The objective is to achieve pure performance, but not at the expense of the environment.</p>
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