FRANKFURT -- Porsche said it had informed German authorities of potential issues with its emissions data, following a report in Germany's Der Spiegel news magazine that the figures for its 911 models of 2016 and 2017 were inaccurate.
"Porsche has identified issues in connection with individual roll-out tests," Porsche said in a statement on Thursday.
The specific case involves deviations in the measurement of wind resistance values and the corresponding information reported to regulators, the company said.
"The company is continuing its internal investigations in close consultation with the authorities," Porsche said, adding that the problem is not related to engine management software and does not affect vehicle safety.
