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Porsche has launched in Leipzig Europe's most powerful rapid-charging park called Porsche Turbo Charging. The total capacity of the Saxon facility, which includes six internal quick charging points, is seven megawatts and it is operated entirely with electricity from renewable energy sources. It includes 12 DC charging points with 350 kW (DC) and 4 AC charging points with 22 kW. The current pilot phase is running...
20 February 2020
EPA has listed the 2020 Porsche Taycan Turbo on its website unveiling its rating for the model's range - 201 miles, which translates to 323.478 km. The combined energy consumption of the Taycan Turbo is 49 kWh/100 miles or 69 MPGe. For comparison, the standard in Europe - WLTP, states a range of 379.8 - 449 km (combined).
11 December 2019
In an interview with the German newspaper Handelsblatt, Porsche's CEO Oliver Blume was quite optimistic for the company's future. In addition to creating 2,000 new jobs this year, the current smallest German automaker enjoyed a 7% increase in sales, and at 16.3%, Porsche has the highest return on sales in the industry. Mr Blume also expects that electric cars will account for a large part of its business. In this...
11 December 2019
The Taycan Forum has published a copy of the California AIr Resources Board (CARB) certification of the Porsche Taycan. According to the document, the Porsche Taycan Turbo has a range of 281.8 miles, which is in lilne with the WLTP range of the model. Porsche said the lowest WLTP range is 279 miles (449 km) and the highes - 308 miles (495.7 km). As long as it concerns the Porsche Taycan Turbo, the official stated...
20 November 2019
Porsche has announced that it has increased its stake in technology and sports car company Rimac Automobili to 15.5%. The latter focus on battery technology within the high-voltage segment, electric powertrains and developing digital interfaces between humans and machines (HMI). It produces electric bikes and has even announced an electric hypercar concept. This increase in investment from Porsche comes after a year...
7 September 2019
Porsche has announced that the series production of the Taycan will begin on September 9th as planned. The company has created a new production facility at its Zuffenhausen site. Porsche calls it a "factory of the future - flexible, networked and using 4.0 production technology." Moreover, the production of the Porsche Taycan with zero-emission powertrain at the Zuffenhausen site will be CO₂-neutral. "The new plant...
7 September 2019