Porsche is streamlining its corporate structure by dissolving its separate Car-IT division and integrating its operations into research and development, reducing the company’s board divisions from eight to seven. The move reflects a broader restructuring effort under CEO Michael Leiters as the automaker navigates shifting priorities in digital and automotive innovation. Industry analysts suggest the consolidation could improve efficiency by aligning technology development more closely with core engineering teams. The decision comes amid ongoing challenges in balancing traditional automotive expertise with the demands of software-driven mobility solutions.
Porsche is eliminating its standalone Car-IT division, folding it into research and development. The restructuring reduces board divisions from eight to seven under CEO Michael Leiters. Porsche faces ...
