Recreating The Mission E Concept Look On The 2025 Porsche Taycan Facelift
Here's a list of the options that you need to check in the configurator, to achieve the aesthetic of one of Porsche's most futuristic looking concept cars
The Porsche Mission E concept, unveiled in 2015, showcased the brand's vision for EVs
The Mission E boasted a futuristic design with a low-slung profile, signature Porsche headlights, and aerodynamic elements
It also featured frameless doors, two-tone wheels, and a futuristic interior with a holographic display
The production Taycan omitted the suicide doors, holographic displays, and extreme bucket seats
We explore how to achieve a Mission E look on the 2025 Taycan facelift
Configuring a Taycan for a Mission E look involves specific exterior and interior options
The optional 21-Inch Mission E Wheels are crucial to achieving the desired look
Matching the concept's black seats and beige dashboard isn't possible in the configurator
With everything included the total comes to $120,755
Swipe up to get the list of the exact options selected and how much they cost.
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