郑州、贵阳两家保时捷4S店疑“跑路”！同属一个集团

Core Insights - Two Porsche centers in Zhengzhou and Guizhou have reportedly "run away," leaving customers unable to retrieve their vehicles or services after paying deposits [1][20][27] - Both centers are linked to the same parent company, Dong'an Holdings Group, which is facing internal issues [5][21] Group 1: Incident Overview - On the 24th, social media reported that the Zhengzhou Zhongyuan Porsche Center had emptied overnight, affecting customers who had paid deposits and purchased service packages [3][16] - The Zhengzhou center is the largest Porsche authorized 4S flagship store in Henan, covering an area of 12,000 square meters [3][16] - The Guizhou Mengguan Porsche Center was also reported to be empty on the same day, with customers filing police reports due to unpaid deposits and unfulfilled service packages [20][21] Group 2: Company Background - Dong'an Holdings Group, which owns both Porsche centers, reported a revenue of 6.201 billion yuan and a sales volume of 23,400 units in 2023, ranking 80th in the top 100 Chinese automotive dealer groups [21] - The group operates over 40 subsidiaries and represents multiple brands, including Porsche, BMW, and Audi, as well as several new energy brands [21] Group 3: Industry Context - The challenges faced by Dong'an Holdings reflect broader issues within the automotive dealership industry, particularly as traditional fuel vehicle sales decline [23][27] - Other dealerships, like the Xinfengtai Group, have also reported significant revenue declines and are shifting focus towards new energy vehicles [10][25] - The transition from fuel to electric vehicles has led to a cautious approach among luxury brands, with Porsche recently scaling back its electric vehicle initiatives in China [27]