How Porsches Are Made

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Since opening in 2002, Porsche's production facility in Leipzig, Germany has been responsible for manufacturing more than 160,000 vehicles each year. Here's a look at what goes on behind the doors of this state-of-the-art car factory. #Porsche #Car #BusinessInsider The following is a transcript of the video: In the automotive industry and car buying world, the name Porsche remains synonymous with luxury and high-performance. After over 70 years of churning out one iconic vehicle after another, it's clear why the brand maintains an acclaimed reputation. For those wondering what goes into building cars of such quality, the answer can be found at Porsche’s factory in Leipzig, Germany. Since opening its doors in 2002, the facility has been responsible for manufacturing over 160,000 vehicles per year. Here the automaker manufactures its popular Panamera executive car and Macan SUV. The process starts in the factory’s two body shops. A total of 475 robots are used to assemble the Panamera’s frame and outer shell, while 387 help put together what will become the Macan. The two models are built from hundreds of individual steel and aluminum parts using a combination of flow drilling, punch riveting, laser beam welding, and clinching. Once acceptance inspections are completed by workers, it’s on to the paint shop. The first coat of paint each vehicle receives is an electrophoretic coating used for corrosion protection. Each body is dipped in a basin of electrophoretic dip paint f

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