Dr. Ing. H.c. F. Porsche Aktiengesellschaft

Haiko Neher

Dominik Beierl

Joachim Paul

Henrik Heidorn

Frank Neubrand

Bernd Kasperowski

Bernd Herrmann

Roi Nunez Millan

Waldemar Ruff

Uwe Heller

Jochen Wild

Moritz Zeh

Jochem Meder

Alexander Gaida

Sebastian Strubel

Jochen Meder

Sandra Hoerlezeder

An air guide device for a motor vehicle having an air guide element and a movement mechanism. The air guide element forming a rear side part of a body of the motor vehicle so as to be movable relative to the remaining body. The air guide element is movable between an inoperative position and at least one operating end position. The air guide element, in its inoperative position, is flush with the remaining body. The rear side part has a flow guide surface which faces an environment of the motor vehicle and along which air flows. The air guide element has a surface which is at least part of the flow guide surface. The air guide element, in its operating end position, is configured to extend the flow guide surface along a body longitudinal axis (X) of the body.

Air guide device for a motor vehicle

An air conduction device for a motor vehicle includes an air conduction element and a movement device. The air conduction element is movably configured relative to the remaining body as at least part of a tail side part of a body of the vehicle. The air conduction element can be brought into an inoperative position and at least one final operating position. The tail side part has a flow guiding area along which air flows which is designed to face an area surrounding the motor vehicle. The air conduction element has a surface which is at least part of the flow guiding area. The air conduction element is configured in its final operating position to lengthen the flow guiding area in the direction of a longitudinal body axis (X) of the body. The air conduction element can be brought into its positions with the help of the movement device.

Air conduction device for a motor vehicle

An air conduction device for a motor vehicle including an air conduction element and a movement device with adjustment kinematics. The air conduction element is movable relative to the remaining body as at least part of a tail side part of the vehicle body. The air conduction element moves between an inoperative position and at least one final operating position. The tail side part has a flow guiding area along which air flows which is designed to face an area surrounding the motor vehicle. The air conduction element has a surface which is at least part of the flow guiding area. The air conduction element is configured in its final operating position to lengthen the flow guiding area in the direction of a longitudinal body axis (X) of the body. The adjustment kinematics are configured in the form of multipoint joint kinematics.

A motor vehicle side spoiler arrangement with a spoiler blade which can be moved in a motorized manner between a retracted rest position and a laterally extended spoiler position. A spoiler shell is fixed on the vehicle and provided with a shell rear wall, a guide mechanism which guides the spoiler blade in the longitudinal direction, and an actuating motor. A sliding seal lip is provided between the spoiler blade and the shell rear wall, which sliding seal lip closes a front-side gap (S) between the spoiler blade and the shell rear wall in the spoiler position of the spoiler blade.

Motor vehicle side spoiler arrangement

A connecting device for connecting an adjustable spoiler blade to a vehicle includes a basic body including: a fastening interface having a Z clearance in a Z direction for fastening to spoiler kinematics of the vehicle in at least two different Z relative positions with respect to the spoiler kinematics, wherein an alignment body is fastened to the basic body, and an alignment interface having an XY clearance in an X direction and a Y direction for fastening in at least two different XY relative positions with respect to the basic body. The basic body has a spoiler interface for fastening of the spoiler blade and furthermore at least one adjuster for setting a Z relative position.

Connecting device for connecting an adjustable spoiler blade to a vehicle

A rear spoiler for a motor vehicle has a spoiler body () for deflecting a stream of air to provide an aerodynamic effect. The spoiler body () has a main spoiler () with a main surface () and an auxiliary spoiler () with an auxiliary surface (). A multi-jointed actuating kinematics () can move the main spoiler () and the auxiliary spoiler () between a storage position where the auxiliary surface () of the auxiliary spoiler () is at least partially below the main spoiler () and a use position where the auxiliary spoiler () is substantially in a common plane with the main surface ().

Spoiler for a motor vehicle

A rear region of a vehicle has an air-guiding device () with a mounting element () for the air-guiding device on the vehicle, and with at least one air-guiding element () that is shiftable between a retracted inoperative position and an extended operating position. A gap () is formed between the air-guiding element () and the mounting element () when the air guiding device () is in the extended operating position. However, the gap () can be closed via a closure device (). The closure device () has a multi-layered, flexible sheetlike structure () with at least one front outer, flexible layer () and a rear outer, flexible layer (). In the extended operating position, the front outer layer () can be stretched with the aid of a stiff clamping element () and the rear outer layer () can be stretched with the aid of a flexible clamping element ().

Air-guiding device for a vehicle

An air-guiding device () is arranged in a rear-end region of a vehicle and has a central main air-guiding element () that is displaceable from a retracted rest position into a deployed operating position. Lateral auxiliary air-guiding elements () are adjustable substantially linearly relative to the main air-guiding element () in a direction transverse to the longitudinal direction of the vehicle to be transferred from a rest position, in which they are retracted into the main air-guiding element (), into an operating position, in which they are deployed out of the main air-guiding element (). Each auxiliary air-guiding element is movable along a guide unit () in the main air-guiding element () and is guided in the guide unit () in a first direction by at least one slide element () and in a second direction by at least one guide pin ().

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Haiko Neher