The basic electric sports car has dramatic styling, a simple yet elegant interior and instant response. All for $159,700 plus on-road costs.
What does it cost?
The basic price is $159,700 plus on-road costs. However, the optional long-range battery is an extra $12,020 and there are LED Matrix headlights, premium colours, sound system upgrades, mechanical options and plenty of other boxes begging for your tick. The all-new Porsche Taycan RWD charges very quickly and has a range of 369 kilometres. What’s not to like?A rear-mounted 240 kW/345 Nm electric motor linked to a 79.2 kWh battery pack. The claimed range is 369 kilometres. The optional 93.4kWh battery pack raises this to 434km, and as a sweetener , the output is lifted by 40kW and 12Nm. Output peaks at 350kW in “overboost” when using launch control .
With its dramatic good looks and enough speed for most occasions, perhaps it’s all the Taycan you need.Because you figure that if you are going to buy a Porsche, it should be not just quick but very, very quick. If so, the all-wheel-drive Taycan Turbo S leaves the line hard enough to push the air out of your lungs. Because even the cheapest Taycan is dear by most standards, and is covered by only a three-year warranty. Because at times the brake pedal feel isn’t up to Porsche standards .
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