Although its still really early to determine what sort of aftermarket support the Taycan will see, an artist has already drawn up a virtually tuned rendering. It is noticeably slammed and has been completely murdered out. I really like how it looks in a matte black guise.
That's a pretty slick looking rendering. The Taycan is already looking pretty low with its stock suspension, as cutting down drag will help to improve its aerodynamics and range capability.
Great way to throw off the dynamics of a car built to drive. Do it to a Lincoln but not the Taycan. Playing with wheel size and tire profiles are the furthest I would go.
Not a whole lot has been done here aside from a new finish and wheel setup. I know there have been reports that weight saving wheels and height reduction can provide some improvement to range on EV's.
In this case where we have the typical stance theme going on, dynamics are always thrown out in favor of form, even just using oversized wheels can do it combined with the stance seen here.
The likelihood of owners going this route through aftermarket will heavily be dependant on what Porsche delivers in the production model. To me it looks like they've been using a variant of a Panamera test shell for the road going mules.
Although its still really early to determine what sort of aftermarket support the Taycan will see, an artist has already drawn up a virtually tuned rendering. It is noticeably slammed and has been completely murdered out. I really like how it looks in a matte black guise.
I yet to see one car on the road that looks good with matte black paint job. I have seen many expensive vehicles painted this way. conceptually ok, but in reality just plain ugly! Always look like a black primer.
If the Taycan was offered in a trim that looked as wild as the GT2 RS, sure.
I see it as an electrified Panamera sedan and would be happy with most colors offered on that model.
IMO, matte is doing the Taycan's design a disservice.
If the Taycan was offered in a trim that looked as wild as the GT2 RS, sure.
I see it as an electrified Panamera sedan and would be happy with most colors offered on that model.
IMO, matte is doing the Taycan's design a disservice.
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How the Taycan's design compares to its Panamera and 911 siblings can be seen here showing how drastically different it is, sharing only a few minor features.
Has anyone noticed that some of the colors on the Taycan configurator are way off compared to the photos in real life?
For example here's what Mamba Green Metallic looks like on the configurator:
And here's what it looks like in the real world:
Here is what Carmine Red looks like in the...
Which exterior/interior color combination looks best on the Porsche Taycan?
2020 Porsche Taycan Colors
White
Black
Carrara White Metallic
Jet Black Metallic
Volcano Grey Metallic
Dolomite Silver Metallic
Gentian Blue Metallic
Frozen Blue Metallic
Mamba Green Metallic
Carmine Red
2020 Porsche...
I've been hunting for the final render or production ready model of the Taycan. I happen to find these images and if this is the final version for production I'll be happy with my purchase.
