Porsche adds new Taycan GTS and Taycan 4 models with enhanced performance, range, and charging capabilities, hoping to reignite interest amid declining sales.

The Taycan lineup now offers three body variants, all-wheel or rear-wheel drive, and Porsche E-Performance motors with power outputs ranging from 300 to 760kW. These models are currently available for order and will hit dealerships in early 2025.

The Taycan's range adds a new all-wheel-drive Taycan 4 along with sedan and Sport Turismo versions of the new 690-hp Taycan GTS.

The 2025 model year brings a Taycan 4 sedan, too. W e must’ve missed the memo when Porsche said the 2025 Taycan marks the launch of the second generation. In reality, the model

Porsche has been steadily updating its Taycan electric car range, and today it’s the turn of what it calls the ‘sporting all-rounder’. This is the new, updated Porsche Taycan GTS, and drivers will have access to a whopping 690bhp of total power during overboost.

New Porsche Taycan 2025 arrives more powerful and faster, but with a high price (Instagram @porsche) The Porsche Taycan 2025 received a mid-cycle facelift, bringing design changes

With a sharper design, more power, more range and even better charging performance, Porsche extensively enhanced the Taycan at the beginning of 2024. Now three new variants expand the range: The new Taycan GTS builds on the model-spanning success story that is the Gran Turismo Sport at Porsche.

Having facelifted the Taycan line-up earlier this year, Porsche has now unveiled three new variants – the Taycan GTS sedan, Taycan GTS Sport Turismo and Taycan 4 sedan – thereby completing the lineup which now comprises 16 variants in total.