Porsche in the legal dispute: Who is really the designer of the 911?

Porsche in the legal dispute: Who is really the designer of the 911?

Baden-Baden, Deutschland - On June 28, 2025, a new shine shines in Baden-Baden: the Porsche Studio opens its doors. This brand new concept center should not only attract lovers of the famous sports car brand, but also offers space for exclusive events, presentations and interactive experiences around the Porsche brand. The Porsche Newsroom reports that the location was chosen to strengthen the connection to the region and create a unique platform for Porsche-Enthusiasten.

The idea behind the Porsche Studio is to offer a personal experience that combines automotive history with modern technologies. Visitors can look forward to a variety of exhibitions that not only present the vehicles, but also the philosophy and innovative strength of Porsche. Here the brand of the brand comes alive and you can look behind the scenes of this technical masterpiece.

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Interesting things are also available in legal matters. Only authorized persons are entitled to pass on, use or edit the content and brands of Porsche, as the [Porsche Holding Newsroom] (https://www.orscheholding-newsroom.at/ Lawliche- notes) clarifies. This means that both the use and the protection of the content are a delicate matter, which may only take place with express approval. Here, too, the importance of the intellectual property of Porsche becomes clear, especially at a time when trademark law is increasingly in focus.

Another exciting topic is the ongoing copyright dispute over the iconic Porsche 911. This dispute, as well as from the Kuhlen Berlin reports, revolves around the question of authorship on the designs. The focus is on the daughter of the deceased Erwin Komenda, who was significantly involved in the development of the Porsche 356 and the Porsche 911. It calls for a supplement that could amount to up to 5 million euros, which makes the industry list.