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Does Porsche have pure electric vehicles?

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Ruby

07/29/25 5:16am

Porsche's pure electric vehicle models include the Porsche Mission-E (concept car), Mission-E-Cross-Turismo (concept car), and the Porsche Taycan (production coupe). Below is more information about Porsche's pure electric vehicles: 1. Porsche plans to launch pure electric SUV models and pure electric performance sports cars by 2022, joining the Taycan in its electric family. 2. Porsche and Audi are jointly developing the high-end electric vehicle platform PPE (Premium-Platform-Electric), which will be used for Porsche, Audi, and Bentley electric vehicle models starting from 2022. 3. The Taycan accelerates from 0-100km/h in less than 3.5 seconds, and the two permanent magnet synchronous motors in the Taycan are powered by a lithium battery pack, with an NEDC driving range of over 500km.

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ONathan

08/12/25 8:53am

As an automotive technology enthusiast, I'm excited to tell you that Porsche certainly has pure electric vehicles, with the most famous being the Taycan series. It's a high-performance electric sports car that delivers an absolutely stunning driving experience, capable of accelerating from 0 to 100 km/h in under 3 seconds – it feels like a rocket launch. The range is impressive too, easily covering over 400 kilometers for daily driving, and Porsche's 800-volt system enables ultra-fast charging, reaching 80% in just half an hour. They've also implemented intelligent battery management to extend its lifespan. I've driven the Turbo S version, and the handling is remarkably similar to Porsche's classic 911, but much quieter and more comfortable. There's also the electric Macan planned for release soon, and Porsche's electric vehicle lineup will become even more diverse in the coming years. If you love the combination of sportiness and eco-friendliness, this is definitely a dream choice.

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