A pair of spy images showing the finished interior
of the upcoming Porsche Taycan have popped up, and they show that the
production model’s cabin will be very similar to the Mission E Cross Turismo
Concept from 2018.
Porsche has been feverously testing the Taycan for a
couple of years now, yet has managed to keep the interior well hidden despite
camouflage across the vehicle’s exterior being slowly stripped away. These
shots first posted on the Taycan Forum reveal that the Mission E Cross
Turismo’s design and layout has made its way through to the road car with minor
modifications.
The finished item receives a low
dashboard complete with at least one very wide central display. Additionally,
there is a large side air vent and a floating center console stretching down
from the dash and housing a large touchscreen panel to operate the climate
control.
Moving to the driver’s side and the similarities
continue. Like the concept, the Taycan has a sporty three-spoke steering wheel
and a large Start/Stop button to the left of the wheel. Directly in front of
the driver sits a fully digital gauge cluster, and we can also see the central
dial on the dashboard which is traditionally found in Porsche models with the
optional Sport Chrono package.
Porsche has confirmed that, just like all of its
other models, the Taycan will be offered in a number of configurations,
including a range-topping ‘Turbo’ model. This range-topping variant will
receive a pair of electric motors driving all four wheels and delivering in
excess of 600 hp, allowing the electric sedan to hit 100 km/h in under
3.5 seconds while offering a driving range in excess of 500 km.
