I'm going crazy which one to choose. My previous cars are Chevy Volt and Bolt. I seek guidance here.
I never owned an AWD EV. So, when it comes to sedan, I prefer 4S over base. But, for CT, all of them are AWDs. So, wondering if 4 CT is powerful enough as a daily driver and long rides compared to 4S CT.
While at it, I'm also confused about PTV+ and PDCC. Are they useful at all for non track driving.
The CT4 is plenty quick: 0 - 60 in 5.1 s. When I was a teen inthralled with cars 0 - 6 in any tenth under 6 seconds was the realm of Corvetts with the biggest V8. You said daily driver, and in that use you may enjoy the 4S power, but you most likely won’t ever
need it. I’ve been driving a 911 Carrera 4S and I will say that the Porsche AWD is amazing.
My CT4 is being built now, and while I was also tempted to go with the 4S, and was leaning towards the CT4, my dealer had an allocation for a CT4, not a 4S, and it was their last allocation (for an amount to time that was not defined) so that settled it.
Both of those options turn a car that will amaze you with how responsive and precise it is, into a car that is calm and under control that extra bit of performance that would terrify most people. If you are changing from the Volt and Bolt to the Taycan you will not be disappointed without those options.
For unrequested advice: I chose to get the Surface Coated Breaks with the thought that so very much of the breaking is regen that the discs are going to see very little use, and one of the very few things about my 911 that bothers me it seeing the disks rust. An unexpected ‘feature’ of the standard Porsche breaking technology is that the pads and the discs wear at the same rate, which for me means that every 40,000 to 50,000 miles they both get replaced. But after I learned that I became OK with it just being the cost of having beaks with truly remarkable stopping power. But back to the PSCB, I have read that replacing those disks is rather pricey, but I doubt that anybody has a good guess how long the PSCB discs will last. I am betting it will be a very long time.
Good luck with your decision making.