The leadership reshuffle at Porsche AG is reportedly set to continue with a major change in its production division. Albrecht Reimold, 65, is expected to leave the German sports car manufacturer as early as September 1, 2026, according to recent media reports.
Accelerated Transition
Reimold, who has played a pivotal role in overseeing Porsche's manufacturing operations and the brand's transition toward electrification, was originally under contract until early 2027. The reported move to step down nearly six months early suggests an accelerated succession plan within the company's executive board.
While Porsche has not officially confirmed the departure or named a successor, the move comes at a critical time for the automaker as it continues to scale production of its electric vehicle lineup, including the Taycan and the upcoming electric Macan. The transition marks another chapter in the ongoing management restructuring at the Stuttgart-based firm.
