Porsche TAYCAN FAQs

• How far can the Porsche Taycan travel?

  Without a petrol motor, you'll be relying on the Taycan's battery capabilities to get you from point A to point B. The entry-level Taycan offers up to 369km driving range, based on Australian design rules testing. It also offers up to 300kW of power from its single electric motor, alongside 345Nm of torque in overboost mode. If, however, you decide to upgrade to the optional Performance Battery Plus add-on, then the Taycan's driving range will extend to a distance of 434km, while also benefitting from 50kW more power and additional torque as well.

• Is the Porsche Taycan fully electric?

  Yes, in fact, the Taycan is the first-ever fully-electric mass production vehicle to come out of Porsche's factories. It is a direct competitor to Tesla's Model S, which means it brings a host of goodies to the table to maximise the value for new car buyers. It is a slick car complete with ample space, significant performance credentials, and a modest driving range. Of course, Porsche is renowned for exceptional build quality, and that is something that sets it apart in this category.

• How much is the Porsche Taycan?

  For those eyeing the fully-electric Porsche Taycan, take note that the starting price of the range kicks off at $153,600 for the entry-level variant in sedan guise. There is a stark contrast in pricing at the top of the range, with the Taycan Turbo S priced at $345,800 in sedan guise. Both of these prices are based on Porsche's Suggested Retail Pricing, and they also exclude on-road costs like stamp duty, dealer delivery fee, registration, options, and other government charges.