Proof that the electric future will be thrilling.
When Porsche announced an all-electric sedan, skeptics questioned whether an EV could capture the Porsche driving experience. The Taycan Turbo S answered with a thunderclap. It is not merely an electric car — it is a Porsche that happens to run on electrons, engineered with the same obsessive attention to chassis dynamics, steering feel, and driver engagement that defines every car from Stuttgart.
The Taycan is the world's first production car with an 800-volt electrical architecture. This isn't a marketing gimmick — it enables charging speeds up to 270 kW, meaning 5 minutes of charging adds roughly 60 miles of range. It also allows the dual permanent-magnet synchronous motors to deliver their staggering 750 horsepower with repeatable consistency — launch after launch, without the thermal degradation that plagues competitors.
Porsche demonstrated this by having a Taycan perform 26 consecutive 0-124 mph launches at a test facility, with the final run only 0.8 seconds slower than the first. No other electric car — or combustion car — can match that repeatability. That's Porsche engineering.
Dual Permanent-Magnet Synchronous
750 HP with overboost in Launch Control93.4 kWh Performance Battery Plus
800V architecture — industry first270 kW DC Fast Charging
5-80% in 22.5 minutes2,295 kg (5,060 lbs)
Floor-mounted battery lowers CG2-Speed Rear / 1-Speed Front
World's first 2-speed EV gearbox7:33 Lap Time
Fastest electric 4-door at the RingThe Taycan's design bridges Porsche's heritage with its electric future. The flyline — that signature Porsche roofline flowing from hood to tail — is unmistakable. The wide rear haunches echo the 911, while the flush door handles, camera-based mirrors (optional), and uninterrupted light bar at the rear signal a new era.
Inside, a curved 16.8-inch instrument cluster sits behind the steering wheel, flanked by an optional passenger display. The minimalist center console features a haptic touch panel and the signature Porsche clock — this time rendered digitally. Sustainable materials are available throughout, including a leather-free interior option using recycled microfiber, proving that luxury and sustainability can coexist.
The Taycan's drag coefficient of just 0.22 Cd makes it one of the most aerodynamically efficient production cars ever built — critical for maximizing electric range while maintaining stability at speed.