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2025 Porsche Taycan Is Quicker To Speed up, Faster To Charge, Higher To Look At And More Expensive

Daniel GolsonBy Daniel GolsonFebruary 6, 2024No Comments5 Mins Read
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It’s a bit hard to imagine that the Porsche Taycan has now been out for nearly five years, with nearly 150,000 of the brand’s first EV having reached the hands of shoppers. While the Taycan still looks spectacular and stays the motive force’s selection amongst EVs, it’s fallen a bit behind when it comes to efficiency and tech. Enter the face-lifted 2025 Taycan, which Porsche guarantees is improved in every way.

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Porsche hasn’t released full specs for the Taycan lineup yet, but every version needs to be quicker than before. The bottom rear-drive Taycan is up by 80 horsepower for a complete of 482 hp, bringing the 0-to-60-mph down by 0.6 seconds to 4.5 seconds. The highest-of-the-line Taycan Turbo S now produces a whopping 938 hp with launch control energetic, a rise of 187 horses, and it’ll hit 60 mph in 2.3 seconds, making it the quickest and strongest production Porsche ever made. Porsche also upped the facility of the Sport Chrono package’s push-to-pass function; it could actually now provide a lift of as much as 94 hp for 10 seconds.

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The Performance Battery Plus, which is optional on the bottom and 4S models but standard on the Turbos, now has a capability of 105 kWh, up from 93 kWh. Porsche says the Taycan can now be charged at as much as 320 kW, which is 50 kW greater than before and faster than some other EV you’ll be able to currently buy. That’s enough for the Taycan to go from 10 to 80 percent charge in only 18 minutes, and Porsche says it could actually sustain higher charging speeds for longer periods of time. Like the Macan EV, the updated Taycan has a 150-kW DC/DC converter that optimizes charging speeds on 400-volt charger by effectively splitting the battery pack in two and charging them in parallel.

We don’t have EPA range figures yet — Porsche doesn’t even give European WLTP estimates in its release — but we already know the 2025 Taycan could have an extended range along with being faster to charge. On a recent real-world range test a base 2025 Taycan achieved 365 miles of highway range, and even a Turbo on 21s saw 345 miles. EPA ranges should reach, if not exceed, not less than 300 miles for all models. The 2025 Taycan may also achieve as much as 400 kW of energy recuperation under braking, up from the 290 kW of the old automobile, however it still won’t have one-pedal driving.

Front 3/4 view of a light green 2025 Porsche Taycan sedan

This sedan is the usual non-Turbo model
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Porsche says the 2025 Taycan has a brand new pulse inverter, a next-gen heat pump, a more powerful rear motor, more powerful batteries, revised thermal management and recent tuning for the all-wheel-drive system, all of which have improved each efficiency and performance. Adaptive air suspension is now standard on every Taycan, and it’s available with the incredible Porsche Lively Ride suspension system that debuted on the third-generation Panamera, which minimizes pitch and roll and provides a brilliant smooth ride.

The Taycan’s front fenders and hood are flatter and sharper, and the front bumper has a sleeker design with horizontal intakes. Its headlights and taillights have also been redesigned, with the previous getting a flatter look with more futuristic four-point running lights and the latter getting a 3D design that appears like glass and the choice of an illuminated Porsche script. The Turbo models get Turbonite accents and their very own bumpers with more angular intakes, and there are a bunch of fresh aerodynamically optimized wheel designs and recent colours like Shade Green, which was taken from the 911 Dakar.

Interior of a 2025 Porsche Taycan

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There are fewer visual changes inside. You possibly can now get more leather-free options, including two that mix Race-Tex microfiber with wool seat inserts which have Porsche’s retro Pepita houndstooth pattern. Video streaming is now available through the middle and optional passenger displays, and the Taycan is running Porsche’s latest Android Automotive OS–based infotainment system. The Taycan also has greater integration with Apple CarPlay, which might now control more of the cars functions and take over the entire screens.

Powered dual exterior charging ports, ambient interior lighting, a heated steering steering wheel, a brand new cooling system, power-folding mirrors, a wireless charging pad, lane-change assist and Porsche’s Intelligent Range Manager at the moment are standard on every Taycan.

Houndstooth seats on a 2025 Porsche Taycan

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The 2025 Taycan sedan will reach dealers this summer with the Cross Turismo wagon following in the autumn, and costs have gone up across the board. The bottom rear-drive Taycan sedan now starts at $101,395 (including a greater $1,995 destination charge), a rise of $8,845, and the Taycan 4 Cross Turismo costs $113,095, up by $9,545. The brand new 4S sedan is $120,495 ($7,145 more) and the 4S Cross Turismo is $127,195 ($7,345 more), while the Turbo sedan costs $175,595 ($13,145 more) and the Turbo Cross Turismo is $178,295 ($13,245 more). Finally, the Turbo S sedan and Cross Turismo will set you back $210,995 or $213,695, respectively, $14,445 and $14,545 greater than before.

As usual, Porsche will grow the lineup pretty quickly. Europe still gets the cladding-free Sport Turismo wagon, which the U.S. previously only got in GTS guise — the updated Taycan GTS could arrive later this yr, or early in 2025. Most excitingly, in just a few months Porsche will reveal the Taycan Turbo GT, a tri-motor beast that recently set the EV Nürburgring lap record. Expect that model to cost near $300,000.

Rear 3/4 view of a green 2025 Porsche Taycan Cross Turismo

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Headlights and hood of a green 2025 Porsche Taycan Cross Turismo

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Taillights of a green 2025 Porsche Taycan Cross Turismo

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