Porsche Says Chinese EV Rivals Aren’t a Threat—They’re an Opportunity

China’s Ruffling FeathersEvery once in a while, a country disrupts the automotive market to a point that it eventually defines it and becomes a major player. There was Japan in the ’70s, South Korea towards the late 2000s, and now, it’s China’s turn to shake up the establishment.Like it or not, the rise of Chinese cars has put the world on notice, and it’s now legacy automakers scrambling to keep up with the rapid pace of development China has set. Like any disruptor, it’s seen as a threat, but some automakers have applauded and acknowledged the efforts of Chinese brands.One of those is Porsche, and it doesn’t see Chinese cars as a threat. It’s not in a cocky way …