[BrianAnshen]

The Porsche Taycan is just around the corner, but with a hefty price tag of $100,000 it is not cheap. I am going to be after one in a few years when they hit the pre-owned market, but I still want to try and predict the price of the base model. My thoughts on a 2-year-old car will be about 78-87% of it's value when new.

My assumptions are primarily based on the pre-owned data for the Panamera, but also considering the data of similar EVs like the Tesla Model S.

Thoughts?

 

[Smitty11]

Welcome to the forum @BrianAnshen. I think you're in the right ballpark when it comes to what a pre-owned base Taycan might go for.

 

[Axiom]

I'll wait to see how these perform in the hands of owners.
If all goes well, we might be impressed by values that are better than predicted.

 

[TEV31]

I bet it will always be above Tesla given the capacity Porsche has for producing a better vehicle. Which do you think might sell faster on the used market?

 

[Axiom]

I bet it will always be above Tesla given the capacity Porsche has for producing a better vehicle. Which do you think might sell faster on the used market?

Tesla's.

Unless a cheaper base version of the Taycan comes to market. Price is a big motivator and not everyone will be able to get over the margin to buy a Taycan.
Also lets not forget, the Model S has been around for a while, with a massive head start on the used market.