Taycan or Taycan. Now it’s clear. Porsche continues to teach its fans and customers, as well as media people, how to pronounce names and terms related to the German company. In case you already know how to say Porsche correctly, it’s now time to hear what’s the proper pronunciation of Taycan, the brand’s first all-electric vehicle. “The Taycan will be
Walter Röhrl does not like electric cars. What?! Oh, well, he plainly says so in the video above. The world-famous race car driver, best known for his rally career, has petrol running through his veins. Still, he contends that shouldn’t exclude him from taking one for a little test drive. Especially if the EV we’re
Porsche has revealed that its first pure-electric model with Mission E concept named - TAYCAN Set to be fitted with two electric motors producing more than 440 kW (600 hp) combined, the Taycan is set to complete the 0-62mph sprint in "well under 3.5 seconds". The Porsche will also offer a range of more than 310 miles
Porsche has invested in electric supercar manufacturer Rimac, taking a 10% stake in the Croatian EV manufacturer. A very young company - Rimac was started working in his garage to produce an electric sports car in 2009. Rimac has quickly gained a reputation as a key player in the EV development market. In March 2018 Rimac
