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Porsche Taycan: New electric sports car breaks cover
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Porsche has introduced the Taycan, the fastest charging EV with an 800-volt tech, allowing it to charge faster than any other car. The car has a range of 380km-450km and a powerful 93kWh lithium-ion battery pack. Mark Webber, a retired Australian racer, helped develop the Taycan, praising its performance and handling. The car has a sleek design, futuristic cockpit, and plenty of cargo space. The Turbo S version has up to 560kW on tap, while a less powerful version, the Turbo, has 500kW/850Nm. Porsche expects the Taycan to outsell the Panamera in Australia when it becomes available in 2020.
Brands mentioned: Porsche, Tesla, Mercedes
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Porsche Taycan: New electric sports car breaks cover
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