When the Porsche Taycan debuted in 2020, it was a revelation. At the time, its closest all-electric rival was the Tesla Model S – the Taycan was also ridiculously quick, but represented a more complete package with sharp handling, trustworthy brakes and more repeatable performance. In the time since, the related Audi E-Tron GT and more luxurious alternatives such as the Mercedes EQS, EQE, and Lucid Air have mounted challenges, but none have touched the Taycan in terms of holistic performance.
Doing so would likely mean adding an extra digit to the price tag by opting for niche EVs from Rimac or Pininfarina. That certainly doesn't mean Porsche could rest on its laurels though, and for 2025, the Taycan gets a significant refresh, and we're not talking about just a minor styling updat