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Porsche Holding Salzburg launches COVID-19 vaccination campaign for its employees throughout Austria

2021-06-01

Porsche Holding Salzburg is taking measures to protect its employees and customers! As of today, Porsche Holding employees throughout Austria will be able to make an appointment and take advantage of voluntary COVID-19 vaccinations.

Porsche Holding Salzburg involved with #Project1Hour to support the Volkswagen Group campaign to cut carbon emissions

2021-04-22

On today’s Earth Day, together with its 12 brands and its employees worldwide, the Volkswagen Group is engaging with #Project1Hour to set an example for climate protection. Around 660,000 employees will have the opportunity to spend an hour dealing with climate change and the reduction of both their professional and private carbon footprints. Porsche Holding Salzburg is supporting this initiative and also taking advantage of this opportunity to raise awareness among its workforce for the importance of climate protection.

Porsche Holding expands its company kindergarten at the Porschehof in Salzburg

2021-03-30

Porsche Holding Salzburg is expanding its company kindergarten at the Porschehof, which currently accommodates 31 of our employees’ children. From September onwards, it will be possible for up to 64 children to be looked after here, while their parents are at work. With this expansion, the Salzburg-based company is ensuring that as many employees as possible will be able to reconcile work and family life in the best possible way over the coming years.

Despite the challenging conditions, Porsche Holding Salzburg successfully masters the COVID-19 year 2020

2021-03-26

Porsche Holding Salzburg, which is active in wholesale and retail as well as financial services in 29 countries worldwide, succeeded in concluding a financial year marked by the COVID-19 crisis better than was to be expected at the beginning of the pandemic.

Porsche Holding “electrifies” the Porschehof

2021-03-11

The swift and comprehensive creation of charging infrastructure is fundamental to the rapid shift towards electromobility. This is why Porsche Holding Salzburg has started setting up its own charging infrastructure for fully electric vehicles and hybrids.

Porsche Holding Salzburg to expand its regional presence in Italy and take over a further retail group in Piedmont

2021-03-02

Porsche Holding Salzburg, Europe’s largest automotive retail group, continues its strategic growth path and concludes an agreement to acquire Rinaldi S.p.A., which is based in Turin and also has locations in Cirie and Rivoli. The acquisition of the privately held Rinaldi S.p.A. is subject to the approval of the European Competition Authority.

Porsche Holding Salzburg overcomes the corona year

2020-12-15

Porsche Holding Salzburg (PHS) can look back on an extraordinary year. All 29 countries in which the company is active in automotive wholesale and retail have been subject to supply stoppages or temporary restrictions in the commercial and service business sectors.

Realignment of the Porsche Holding Salzburg business divisions

2020-11-27

With effect from 1 January 2021, Porsche Holding Salzburg will undergo a restructuring of its business divisions and personnel changes will be made within the management structure.

Porsche Holding Salzburg implements energy efficiency programme

2020-10-21

Salzburg, 21 October 2020 – Volkswagen AG is the first automotive group to commit to the Paris Climate Agreement. By 2050 at the latest, Volkswagen intends to be completely carbon-neutral, that is, to not produce any harmful CO2. Porsche Holding Salzburg, a subsidiary of Volkswagen AG since 2011, has also set itself the aim of achieving this goal.

Sustainability is more than just a buzzword for the Austrian Ministry of the Interior

2020-10-06

At a presentation of study results in Salzburg’s Mooncity on 29 September, the Austrian Minister of the Interior, Karl Nehammer, said that “e-mobility will also play an important role in the police force in the future.” As a modern public institution, the Ministry of the Interior, together with the Austrian Institute of Technology (AIT), Porsche Austria, Allmobil and Wien Energie, therefore conducted a KIRAS study back in 2019, which analysed the potential of alternative drive forms for the police.”