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Taycan
- Thread starter Rubber_Duck
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Turbo & Turbo S...... Really
The Mission E design concept seemed like a true direction change but what we seem to be getting is a slightly shorter electric Panamera with a slightly silly name, then following shortly after the Mission E Crossover which looks like the love child of a Panamera and an Infiniti QX50
Can't say I'm saving all my pennies for one of these, would far rather just take a new Panamera and keep the change
Dave
The Mission E design concept seemed like a true direction change but what we seem to be getting is a slightly shorter electric Panamera with a slightly silly name, then following shortly after the Mission E Crossover which looks like the love child of a Panamera and an Infiniti QX50
Can't say I'm saving all my pennies for one of these, would far rather just take a new Panamera and keep the change
Dave
Car looks great, price tag not so and what is with calling an electric car a turbo? Surely Porsche marketing could have been a bit more adventurous than that.
Perhaps they should have called it the new Taycan GT3 Electron or something much more relative, rather than simply taking the easy route, just a thought.
Perhaps they should have called it the new Taycan GT3 Electron or something much more relative, rather than simply taking the easy route, just a thought.
Agreed its a safe start into the electric world, and I think I know the origin of the name, its Taycan the Panamera's look, and Taycan a 911 style, and created their love child - the Taycan. However, having owned both of these vehicles (and a Cayenne before) I am quite taken (or should that be Taycan). Enough of this frivolity, or should that be frivoltaty (sorry!) - if this is our electric future I for one am not too disappointed.
Greg you have a point Turbo and Turbo S no thanks... lets have Volt and Supper Volt or S Volt, or the Faraday and Edison!
The Engineer!
Greg you have a point Turbo and Turbo S no thanks... lets have Volt and Supper Volt or S Volt, or the Faraday and Edison!
The Engineer!
I watched the video.....nice car.....latest technology etc......
When I win the Euro-millions on Friday and place my order for a new one, can anyone tell me, other than the metro centre, where the nearest charging station is......in fact where any other charging stations are? Just sayin....
I hear that the mild mannered Scandinavians, who are leaders in electric car use, are having stand-up fist fights at charging stations because they have to wait for over an hour before they can "start" to use one.
I'm not convinced that this whole electric car business has been thought through..
When I win the Euro-millions on Friday and place my order for a new one, can anyone tell me, other than the metro centre, where the nearest charging station is......in fact where any other charging stations are? Just sayin....
I hear that the mild mannered Scandinavians, who are leaders in electric car use, are having stand-up fist fights at charging stations because they have to wait for over an hour before they can "start" to use one.
I'm not convinced that this whole electric car business has been thought through..
Sir John, try polar-network.com for the locations of over 7,000 UK charging points... and can I just say you get some free subscription if you install a very reasonably priced Centrica charging point at home []...
Everybody to their own Phillip....I don't think I could be bothered to drive past the 320,000 hoses already serving petrol & diesel (10,000 stations x average 32 pumps per station) to get to an EV top up point outside my home......
Although I suppose I could get my butler to do it after he's ironed my Sunday Times....[]
Although I suppose I could get my butler to do it after he's ironed my Sunday Times....[]
Just watched the review video by Fully Charged, thanks for posting the link. Will reserve judgement on the Taycan shape until seen in-the-metal, from some angles on screen it looks good, while from others I'm not so sure. Power, handling and range seem class leading but the lack of aural engagement (obviously not restricted to Porsche) is a deal breaker imho.
John
John
Take a look at BBC Rip Off Britain that was shown this week with Angela Rippon where it covered electric vehicles and the problems with charging points (eg broken chargers, different charging voltages & connections, non electric cars parked in charging bays, apps showing non existent charging points etc etc).
The jury is out for me I‘m afraid (plus I could never afford one!)
The jury is out for me I‘m afraid (plus I could never afford one!)
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