Some Porsche Taycan specifications revealed

As the Taycan will be Porsche’s first pure-electric model, its importance to the brand mustn’t be underestimated. This new four-door four-seater – which is due to be launched next year – is essentially a production version of the 2015 Mission E concept.

Porsche Mission E Concept (2015) Front Side

Several key technical details have already been released by Porsche to give an indication of the Taycan’s potential. Of course, development work continues, so they could easily change over the coming months.

Powertrain
Motors Two permanently excited synchronous motors, one for each axle
Total output Over 590 bhp (440 kW / 598 PS)
Performance
0-62 mph (100 km/h) Less than 3.5 seconds
0-124 mph (200 km/h) Less than 12.0 seconds
Batteries
Type 800 V lithium-ion
Range Over 310 miles (500 kilometres)
Recharge time To 80% capacity in 15 minutes
All figures are provisional.

Porsche Mission E Concept (2015) DashboardPorsche Mission E Concept (2015) Rear Side

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