We've already seen what the Cross Turismo concept looks like, but now some new renderings envision what a Sport and Targa variant may entail. I dont know if there has been any confirmation of convertible options of the Taycan, but it does suit the new platform quite well.
This rendering looks great, and I have to admit that the new rear end from the 992 is growing on me. I think a powered targa top would really suit the Turismo, though that is going to add some weight to the car.
Porsche raised the bar high with 992 test models driving that feature similar headlights, so these renderings shouldn't be too off from the real deal. Taycan has to look more cutting edge.
This was the same headlight design that we saw on the original Taycan concept, and we've seen from road going models that the production model will feature a more traditional setup. This is by far one of the sportiest wagons that's come to market in years.
Have they confirmed this model for the U.S? I know the response for the concept was a bit mixed at Geneva, as buyers here are more interested in full on SUV looks.
Both the Taycan and Cross Turismo are probably only going to be produced in a limited capacity for launch, so interested buyers need to get a deposit in asap. Utility is a big priority to those considering an EV.
Both the Taycan and Cross Turismo are probably only going to be produced in a limited capacity for launch, so interested buyers need to get a deposit in asap. Utility is a big priority to those considering an EV.
A moment of silence for this wrecked Taycan Turbo. It's set to be a part of an upcoming Copart auction in Somerville New Jersey. It someone is bold enough it could be a great reclamation project.
https://www.copart.com/lot/36066690
A sales executive at a Porsche Dealer in Canada set up this photo shoot for the owner of this Taycan 4S. It was part of a donation that went to charity.
