Porsche AG Organizational Structure & Org Chart

Porsche AG organizational chart

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Porsche AG's reporting structure as of 2026-09. Drag to pan, scroll to zoom — or open it in QueryChart and edit it as your own.

About the company

Dr. Ing. h.c. F. Porsche AG builds sports cars and runs related financial services. Its group report separates the Automotive business from Financial Services, which is a more useful operating map than a list of car models directly beneath the CEO.

Michael Leiters became chair of the Porsche AG Executive Board on 1 January 2026. This is a different company and role from Porsche SE, the investment holding company, and from Volkswagen AG, which includes Porsche AG in its Sport Luxury brand grouping.

Automotive operations and financial services

Automotive comprises the Porsche vehicle business, including sports-car and SUV model families such as the 911, Taycan, Macan and Cayenne. These are product families, not separately reported group segments.

Financial Services includes financing and leasing products provided by Porsche financial-services companies or local partners, depending on the market. Its separate performance matters when interpreting group revenue.

Porsche AG's Executive Board has seven members responsible for the chairmanship, procurement, research and development, finance and IT, people, production and logistics, and sales and marketing. Christian Friedl took the production and logistics board area in September 2026.

Porsche AG has both unlisted ordinary shares and listed non-voting preference shares. Volkswagen AG and Porsche SE hold ordinary interests. The operating tree does not express voting percentages or imply that Porsche SE owns the whole carmaker.

Key leadership roles

1. Michael Leiters

   Chairman of the Executive Board, Porsche AG — Effective 1 January 2026; chart branches show operating businesses, not personal direct reports.

How this structure supports the business

Separating Automotive from Financial Services follows the financial report's economic distinction while leaving the car models at a lower, clearly marked product layer.

A separate ownership explanation keeps Volkswagen's operating group, Porsche SE's investment position and Porsche AG's own management from collapsing into one misleading chain.

Advantages and disadvantages

Distinguishes operating activities from share ownership and product families.

The model-family examples omit factories, regions, board portfolios and many subsidiaries.

Interesting facts

• Michael Leiters replaced Oliver Blume as Porsche AG CEO at the start of 2026.
• Porsche AG reported €36.272 billion of sales revenue in 2025.
• Its share capital is split into ordinary and listed non-voting preference shares.
• Porsche SE holds 25 percent plus one ordinary share in Porsche AG, while Volkswagen AG also holds an ordinary-share interest.

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Frequently asked questions

Is Porsche AG the same company as Porsche SE?

No. Porsche AG operates the sports-car business; Porsche SE is a separately listed investment holding company.

Who leads Porsche AG in 2026?

Michael Leiters became chairman of the Executive Board on 1 January 2026.

Does the chart show who controls Porsche AG?

No. It is an operating-business map; the ordinary and preference share structure is explained separately.

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