KN's Electrocuted

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Start date Jan 24, 2005

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Jan 24, 2005

Porsche chairman Wendelin Wiedeking said at the recent Detroit motor show that he wanted to boost the SUV's appeal. He added that it was also the only way to meet emission regulations. He saw the hybrid using a 3.3-litre petrol V6 powerplant and a 270hp electric motor, the same system Toyota will use in its upcoming Lexus RX400h. he stamped on rumours that such a system might find its way into either the 911 or Boxster.

Wiedeking said that Porsche -- probably the world's most profitable automotive company -- couldn't afford to develop its own hybrid system, which was why it was buying Toyota's technology

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