Did you know Porsche is planning a new Porsche Taycan model that will gain even more power from a triple-motor set up that can churn out 1,000 horsepower?
Porsche has already tested this new high performance Porsche Taycan model around the Nurburgring and on the public roads.
Now it’s coming your way in 2024.
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The 2024 Taycan model will also gain plenty of performance-focused exterior modifications.
- There’s an aggressive front splitter with a greater air intake area to help cool the additional motor and big front brakes.
- The fixed rear wing and diffuser should work together to provide extra downforce to help put down the power.
- A new radar system has been installed behind the windscreen, suggesting that the new Porsche Taycan could arrive with an improved suite of driver assist systems.
- New wheel designs are expected to feature, which should be available on other models later as part of a mid-life facelift.
- New trim and upholstery options as well as software changes are expected for the Taycan’s triple-display infotainment setup. This comprises a 16.8-inch curved instrument panel, a 10.9-inch central display, and a portrait-orientated climate control screen.
At extra cost, you will also be able to specify an additional infotainment screen ahead of the passenger, while software revisions could improve the system’s features and responsiveness.
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The biggest change for the 2024 model will be the powertrain.
Porsche’s current dual-motor hardware is being updated to provide over 1,000 hp via a triple-motor configuration for the new flagship.
This would also unlock precise torque-vectoring capabilities on the associated axle, with extra power and cornering performance.
So how do we know any of this? Spy shots have suggested the new Porsche Taycan model will gain plenty of performance-focused exterior modifications. Among them: That aggressive front splitter with a greater air intake area to help cool the additional motor and big front brakes.
Similarly, the fixed rear wing and diffuser should work together to provide extra downforce to help increase power.
A new radar system also looks to have been installed behind the windscreen of previous test cars, suggesting that the new Taycan could arrive with an improved suite of driver assist systems.
New wheel designs are expected to feature, which should be available on other models later as part of a mid-life facelift.
Stay tuned!
For now, you can check our latest Porsche Taycan inventory at Porsche Marin.
