Electric Cars and Sustainable Challenges: Porsche Case Study Project

This project delves into the realm of electric vehicles and their associated sustainability challenges, utilizing the German automobile manufacturer Porsche as a focal point. The research methodology employs secondary data collection, drawing insights from various authors and focusing on qualitative data to provide detailed information. The study employs a deductive approach to analyze the data, examining the environmental and societal impacts of electric cars, particularly those manufactured by Porsche. The expected outcomes include a comprehensive understanding of Porsche's electric vehicle initiatives, the maintenance of sustainability within the organization, and the broader effects of electric vehicles on the environment and the mobility sector. The project aims to address environmental and social issues by analyzing the challenges and opportunities presented by electric cars, contributing to a more sustainable future. The project highlights the importance of considering environmental preservation and the impact of the mobility sector on society.

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Business Management

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Methodology
The research methodology includes the process of data collection for gathering information
related to the specific topic. In this study, the secondary data collection method is considered
which includes the view of the different authors. Secondary data refers to data that is collected
by some other person. The common sources of secondary data collection include the records of
the organization and data collected by other research purposes (Mackey and Gass, 2015). The
secondary data collection is already available. This study includes information related to the
maintaining of sustainability in electric cars. The main data of this research involves the data of
the Porsche company that manufactures electric vehicles. The data collected in this project is
qualitative data that is non-numerical. The qualitative data is descriptive and give detailed
information about the topic.
After gathering the information, the analysis of information is also included in the methodology
of the research. The qualitative data can be analyzed by understanding the brief information
related to the study. For analyse the data, the deductive approach is used that defines the
information collected in the study (Katz, 2015). The study relates to the manufacturing of
electric cars in maintaining a sustainable environment. The information is important for the
overall analysis of the topic and secondary research is more reliable as compared to other
research types. The deductive approach makes the data analysis easier in the secondary process
of collecting data as this relates to the hypothesis of the study.

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Expected Outcomes
This study provides several outcomes that determine the research topic in a proper manner. The
preservation of environment and managing sustainability has been described in the major
outcomes. The manufacturing of electric vehicles is included in this aspect which affect the
overall sustainability in the environment. By the proper analysis of the research, the different
outcomes have occurred that gives the proper knowledge regarding the saving of environmental
issues arise because of the electric cars (Onat, et al., 2017). The electric vehicles of the Porsche
company have been included in this study as this company is responsible to manufacture several
electric vehicles (Franke, et al., 2016). The positive outcomes occurred with this study. The
main expected outcomes of this research study include:
 It gives the proper knowledge regarding the electric cars of Porsche company
 It provides the proper information based on the maintenance of sustainability in the
organization.
 It gives knowledge based on the different aspects of electric vehicles and their effects on
the environment.
 The information of the mobility sector and societal aspects has been included in the major
outcomes.
 The outcomes of this study give brief knowledge related to the combustion of electric
vehicles mainly electric cars that largely affect the environment.
 Social issues and environmental issues can be reduced by using this study.

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References
Franke, T., Rauh, N., Günther, M., Trantow, M. and Krems, J.F., 2016. Which Factors Can
Protect Against Range Stress in Everyday Usage of Battery Electric Vehicles? Toward
Enhancing Sustainability of Electric Mobility Systems. Human factors, 58(1), pp.13-26.
Katz, J., 2015. A theory of qualitative methodology: The social system of analytic
fieldwork. Méthod (e) s: African Review of Social Sciences Methodology, 1(1-2), pp.131-146.
Mackey, A. and Gass, S.M., 2015. Second language research: Methodology and design.
Routledge.
Onat, N.C., Kucukvar, M. and Tatari, O., 2016. Uncertainty-embedded dynamic life cycle
sustainability assessment framework: An ex-ante perspective on the impacts of alternative
vehicle options. Energy, 112, pp.715-728.