06/30/2023 • 5 min

Porsche is the classic sports car manufacturer that’s now speeding along into the electric vehicle space.
It’s one of the main brands hoping to create more electric vehicles over the next 10 years to really make a name and move away from petrol and hybrid cars. The range isn’t as big as other brands in terms of different styles. But it offers eye-catching cars that will certainly turn heads.
Our in-depth guide will give you an insight into the types of electric vehicles that Porsche is offering and what’s coming in the future.
Porsche was founded in 1931 in Stuttgart. Originally, it only offered design work and consultancy and did not build any cars until 1939. Its first car was actually built using many components from the VW Beetle which the company helped design. It’s had plenty of notable models since, including the Cayenne, the Boxster and the 911, to name a few.
The brand first began electric car manufacturing in 2020 with the Taycan. This has now branched into a few different versions, with SUV crossovers and sportier models.
The Porsche brand is for those who want a sportier drive. Its elegance makes it perfect for business trips and romantic getaways, as opposed to more family-oriented outings. Although it’s not impossible for a smaller family to fit in a Porsche Taycan.
Here’s a helpful rundown of the main Porsche electric vehicles available to drivers in the US. You should find plenty of features to admire, with a range of body shapes on offer.
The Taycan is a four-door sedan that has been in production since 2020 and there are now different versions available. It’s a great car for all your road trip needs, with enough trunk space to hold all your luggage.
Here are its main specs:
The Porsche EV range is up and coming, built around different versions of the same car. But the standard Taycan provides great aesthetic appeal, offering a powerful and robust drive.
The Taycan 4 Cross Turismo is the four-door estate version of the Taycan and has been in production since 2021. What with it being an estate, it’s ideal for those who may need a larger trunk, or require added space for longer journeys.
Here are some key specs:
The Taycan 4 Cross Turismo is a leading model in Porsche’s EV range. It’s a decent compromise version that will appeal to those who want a larger car than the standard Taycan, with the space of an estate.
The Taycan GTS Sport Turismo is the sportier sibling of the Cross Turismo, with a lower suspension rather than an off-road appearance. It can be fully charged in 10.5 hours and has a top track speed of 155 mph.
Here are some of the other key specs to look out for:
As a sporty all-rounder, this completes the three main models in the Porsche EV line-up in the US, and is sure to be a popular option for many.
Arriving in 2024, this will be the second car in Porsche’s electric vehicle line-up and is going to be a popular choice, especially if the concept designs are anything to go by.
It’s a proper electric sports car that shares parts with the Audi A6 e-tron, which has been a popular electric vehicle for a few years. With a solid estimated range, it should surpass a lot of other electric supercars for range, power and speed.
Porsche is one of the more upmarket EV manufacturers out there. It currently has one EV on the market, which comes in a range of styles. This variety of options means it’s still one of the bigger hitters when it comes to style and power for someone looking for an electric vehicle.
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