Electric cars - Storyboards - page 24
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Porsche recently introduced the Taycan Turbo GT Weissach package with a focus on extreme performance
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The no cost Weissach package is an option that transforms the Turbo GT into a track-focused machine
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The most striking feature of the Weissach package is the removal of rear seats
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It helps with reduction on this 4-door all-electric sports sedan
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Things stay the same up front, but the rear seat delete saves 137 pounds compared to the Taycan Turbo
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The Jaguar XE SV Project 8 was another car that featured such a setup
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It was available with an optional two-seat-only track pack
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Additionally, the Taycan Turbo GT also features optimized aerodynamics with a fixed rear wing
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Pirelli P Zero Trofeo RS tires, stiffer suspension and chassis tuning enhance handling and performance
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The weight savings and track-focused upgrades helped the Taycan Turbo GT Weissach to achieve a record-breaking Nürburgring time of 7:07.551
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The Taycan Turbo GT Weissach competes with the Tesla Model S Plaid and Lucid Air Sapphire
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While the Tesla offers a more affordable high-performance E.V., the Lucid and Porsche focus on luxury and driving dynamics
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With its two-seat setup, the Weissach package on the Taycan Turbo GT prioritizes track performance over practicality
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The average car has experienced a substantial 20% increase in size over the past two decades
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Porsche's iconic 911 has not been immune to this trend with an increase in both weight and dimensions
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The latest models weigh nearly 1,000 pounds more than the original 1963 model's 2,300 lbs designed by F.A. Porsche (Butzi Porsche)
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Porsche's current design boss, Michael Mauer, acknowledges the negative impact of the 911’s growth
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Speaking to The Drive, he recently expressed his desire for the 911 to return to a more compact form factor
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The 911’s growth accelerated after the mid-90s, with the water-cooled 996 generation
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However, according to Mauer, balancing customer demands for space and comfort with the brand's heritage presents a significant challenge
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Regulations and performance expectations imposed on modern vehicles further complicate efforts to reduce size and weight
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While electric powertrains offer performance advantages, their associated battery packs contribute significantly to vehicle weight
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However, Mauer states that advancements in battery technology could hold the potential for a future compact 911 in the E.V. era
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We need to see if the auto industry's potential shift towards smaller, more agile vehicles creates opportunities for Porsche to develop more compact sports cars.
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While the future is electric, the EV market is witnessing a dip in sales
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By 2030, Porsche initially had plans for 80% of new car sales to come from EVs, but with the slowdown, the carmaker is reassessing its goals
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While the 4th-gen Cayenne will offer an all-electric variant, Porsche will continue to keep its ICE lineup untouched
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Porsche has spilled the beans on the upcoming Cayenne EV. It will be built on a more advanced version of the PPE platform
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Two Cayenne EV prototypes are already out to clock millions of miles around the world before their public debut
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Porsche however will continue to offer gas and hybrid powertrains on the Cayenne for the rest of the decade and beyond
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Brand new ICE vehicles will seize to exist by 2035, as per EU claims. So Porsche has to go all-electric, but not yet
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Porsche is trying to improve the efficiency of the 4.0-liter V8, which is a nice move to avoid the stringent emission laws
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Currently, the Cayenne lineup offers both pure ICE and plug-in hybrid models, with a combination of V6 and V8 engines
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The Porsche Macan is now transitioning to electric
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An extremely important model for Porsche, the Macan is the brand's best-seller having shifted over a million examples since it debuted in 2013
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The new electric Macan comes in four trims: Base, Macan 4, Macan 4S, and Macan Turbo
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Wheel choice impacts ride, handling, and range in electric vehicles
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On the Macan EV, wheel size options range from 20 to 22 inches across all trims and 10 different design styles
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The most expensive wheels on the Macan E.V. are the 22-inch Exclusive Design Wheels with Aeroblades in Carbon Fiber costing $8,650
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Wrapped in all-season tires, these rims are nearly twice as expensive as other optional wheel designs
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However, these carbon fiber wheels are stronger, lighter and the aero-blades help improve the range
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Expect to save between 10-15 pounds per corner, resulting in lesser overall unsprung mass
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With a starting MSRP of $75,300, the Macan EV joins the Taycan facelift in Porsche's electric lineup for 2025.
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Tony Hamilton From Hamilton Collections Recently Organized An Epic Showdown Recently
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A Drag Race Between The Fastest Cars In The World - The Bugatti Chiron SS And The Rimac Nevera
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The Race Was Held At The Space Coast Testing - A 3-Mile Landing Strip For Space Shuttles, In Florida
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For This Run, Each Car Had Drivers From Their Respective Brands On Site - Jamie Morrow Represented Bugatti
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Gordan Drndak Represented Rimac
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Jamie Requested Specific Michelin Tires And 100 Octane Fuel
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Gordan Also Requested Certain Michelin Tires And Full Charge
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The Chiron Packs A 8.0-liter Quad-Turbo W16 Engine
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The Nevera Features 4 Electric Motors - 2 Up Front And 2 In The Rear
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Both Of These Cars Have A Combined Price Of $6.7 Million Dollars
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This Is One Of The Most Expensive Races Organized By The Channel
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Round 1 Is The 1.0 Mile Race
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During A False Start Where The Bugatti Failed To Launch, The Nevera Hits A Top Speed Of 250 MPH
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The Rimac Nevera Outstrips The Chiron Here
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Round Two, Is A Longer 2.0-Mile Race
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The Rimac Comes Out On Top Yet Again
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The Nevera Is Clearly The Faster Car, Swipe Up For A More In Depth Comparision
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Dua Lipa is the new face of Porsche's electric Macan
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The pop icon helped in co-creating the Macan ad, bringing her unique style to the project
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The ad's director previously worked on Pharrell Williams' "Happy" video.
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The commercial showcases the Macan EV in diverse settings, from urban streets to the racetrack
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The ad also includes unconventional sequences like a moon landing
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A scene with an elephant running next to the Macan alongside horses, looks like it is straight out of classic Hollywood Western
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Lipa's involvement is seen as a fresh approach to luxury car advertising, and seeks to capture the adventurous spirit associated with Porsche
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The ad's style differs from Porsche's classic, witty print campaigns from the 1970s and '80s
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The top-spec all-electric Macan boasts impressive specs, including 640 horsepower and a 381-mile range
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Porsche hopes the collaboration will appeal to a younger audience and its future in electric mobility
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Bugatti's Tourbillon is the spicy replacement to the long-serving Chiron hypercar. It's the first hybridized Bugatti
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The Rimac Nevera is Mate Rimac's firstborn, at least in the car world. It's an all-electric hypercar
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The Tourbillon has the classic Bugatti silhouette with the horse-shoe grille, Chiron-like headlights, dihedral doors
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The rear end is inspired from the Bugatti La Voiture Noire
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The Nevera is unlike anything you've seen. Its design is brand new and it looks sportier than the Tourbillon.
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However, from some angles, it could remind you of a McLaren 570S
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The Tourbillon, like its predecessors, it oozing luxury inside, but the clock-inspired instrumentation steals the show
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The Nevera's cabin is beautiful and luxurious as well, but not quite as otherworldly as the Bugatti.
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There are a trio of displays inside, including one for the passenger
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Bugatti's latest and greatest hypercar features an 8.3-liter nat-asp V16 with three e-motors
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Together they churn out 1,775 hp and 1,691 lb-ft of torque
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The Nevera is an all-electric hypercar featuring four electric motors, each on the wheels
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The total power produced ia 1,813 hp and 1,741 lb-ft of torque
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Porsche Works driver Pascal Wehrlein claims the 2024 Formula E Driver's Championship title in the season finale
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Three drivers entered the London finale with a shot at the championship, separated by just 7 points
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Starting 4th on the grid, Wehrlein displayed exceptional driving skills under pressure
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While Evans and Cassidy initially led, strategic issues caused frustration and gave an advantage to Porsche
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Eventually, a safety car bunched up the pack, placing all title contenders in the top 3
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In the end, it was Porsche's strategy and teamwork that played a key role in securing the driver's championship
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Despite prior race wins, team mate Da Costa prioritized supporting Wehrlein's efforts
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Wehrlein secured second place in the final lap, putting him in a position to secure enough points to win the championship
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With that Pascal Wehrlein becomes the first champion of Formula E's Gen-3 era
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Porsche finished second in the Manufacturer's Championship with 451 points, behind Jaguar who secured 455 points
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The Porsche 99X Electric has won 8 out of 16 races and the innovations & technologies featured will trickle down into Porsche road cars
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Swipe up to watch the highlights of the 2024 Formula E Season finale.
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The Porsche 4Kids Summer Holiday Program Is Joining Hands With LEGO Technic This Year
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The Porsche Museum In Stuttgart, Germany Organizes The Porsche 4Kids Summer Program Every Year
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This Year The Program Is About Celebrating The Porsche GT4 e-Performance
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Porsche Has An Established Relationship With Toymaker LEGO
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In The Past They Have Collaborated To Create The LEGO Model 911 GT3 RS, Which Consisted Of More Than 2,700 Parts
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You Can Also Get A Detailed LEGO Replica Of The Porsche 911 RSR Racecar
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Kids Can Participate In Several Activities Centered Around The GT4 And The LEGO Version
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Participants Get The Chance To Drive The Remote Control GT4 Around An Actual Racetrack
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Attendees Also Get To Participate In LEGO Building Sessions
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Participants Also Learn About The Engineering Which Went Into Both Of These Projects
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The Stuttgart LEGO Club Will Be Creating Some Unique Models And Landscapes Which Can Only Be Seen At The Museum
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The Activites Are Free And Will Run From 30 July To 18 August, Online Registrations Are Now Open
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Porsche Has Added Two More Macan EV Variants To Its Line-up - The Entry-Level RWD Version With 398 Miles Of Range
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And The More Powerful, And Sportier 4S Version With Upto 376 Miles Of Range
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The Base RWD Macan Will Be The Entry Variant And Make 355 HP And 415 Lb-Ft Of Torque
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The 4S Will Slot In Between The Macan 4 And The Top End Turbo Variant
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The RWD Version Will Come With A Single Motor Over The Rear Axle And The Same 95 kWh Battery Found In The Rest Of The Line-Up
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The 4S Features Two Motors Which Deliver 442 HP And 578 Lb-Ft Of Torque
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The RWD Macan Can Reach A Top Speed Of 136 MPH And Hit 0-60 MPH In 5.4 Seconds
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The More Poweful 4S Is Faster With A Top Speed Of 149 MPH And Does 0-60 MPH In 3.9 Seconds
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Porsche Has Also Upgraded The Interior With A New 12.6-Inch Curved Instrument Display, A 10.9-inch passenger Display, AR HUD, And Ambient Lighting
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The Brand Calls It The Porsche Driver Experience
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The Base Variant Has A Starting Price Of $75,300
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The 4S Comes With A Starting Price Of $84,900
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Swipe up to read more about the 2025 Porsche Macan EV.
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Porsche has been toying with the idea of a 4-door sedan since the 1950s
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There were many concept models, including the 989
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With Taycan taking on the Tesla Model S, Porsche could now set its sights on the Model 3
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The design of Porsche's EV Model 3 competitor could be heavily-influenced by the Taycan
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At least some of the powertrain options should be shared with the Macan EV
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You also can't rule out the possibility of a RWD-only version, like you have on the Taycan
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Even the entry-level Porsche EV sedan could benefit from Porsche's customization programs
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A possible reveal of the smaller Porsche EV sedan might coincide with the electric 718
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The most expensive Model 3 retails for around $42,000
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But an affordable compact sedan on Macan EV bones for $65,000 would be the ideal sweet spot
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Swipe up to read more about making the case for an entry-level Porsche sedan.
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The Porsche Mission E concept, unveiled in 2015, showcased the brand's vision for EVs
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The Mission E boasted a futuristic design with a low-slung profile, signature Porsche headlights, and aerodynamic elements
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It also featured frameless doors, two-tone wheels, and a futuristic interior with a holographic display
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The production Taycan omitted the suicide doors, holographic displays, and extreme bucket seats
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We explore how to achieve a Mission E look on the 2025 Taycan facelift
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Configuring a Taycan for a Mission E look involves specific exterior and interior options
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The optional 21-Inch Mission E Wheels are crucial to achieving the desired look
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Matching the concept's black seats and beige dashboard isn't possible in the configurator
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With everything included the total comes to $120,755
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Swipe up to get the list of the exact options selected and how much they cost.
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