Is Taycan RWD the one to have? (Porsche Taycan base model 2022 review)
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- Опубликовано: 23 июл 2024
- The single-motor, rear-wheel drive Porsche Taycan sedan might be the world’s first true electric car for purists. It steers like a Porsche, it rides like a Porsche, it handles like a Porsche… and it goes without the bonkers dual-motor AWD system of more expensive Taycan models. So, is this the 2022 Base Taycan the perfect EV to buy when you don’t need maximum straight line speed, but prefer going around corners with some throttle-steer? Yes! It is!
The $156K Porsche Taycan RWD competes with the Tesla Model S and BMW i4, plus the forthcoming Audi e-tron GT and Mercedes EQE.
In today’s episode, Chasing Cars editor conducts an independent in-depth review of the 2022 Porsche Taycan base model in Cherry Metallic.
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Very informative review. That is exactly how my Porsche dealer recommended to spec my Taycan. Thank you for informative video.
Great video, thanks for the useful info and review.
Fantastic review thankyou.
Thank you for this review. I'm about to go buy one, so really needed to hear your opinion about the necessary options. I have even picked the cherry red metallic :)
Base 911 also is the best choice imo and best value for money. Porsche base models are more than fast enough for normal daily driving.
Quite right.
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Very true…unfortunately I heard that the waitlist is almost 3 years for a 911 in my area.
Great review Tom. Shows you do not have to add 50k of options to get a great car.
I would say the sweet spot is a 4S, toss in the Premium package w/PDLS+. If you want to splurge, can always spend a few on the interior. Since it's silent, the noise isolation windows and $5K audio upgrade would be incredible. Porsche ranks one of the highest for the sound system.
Wait. Base taycan 156 grand over there ? Is there high tax or what? In Norway base price start from 75 K
Yes, there is a 33% luxury car tax here.
156k is pre tax.
Any Porsche would do me.Great review as always,Cheers
Your reviews are only getting better and better 🔥 well reviewed 👍
Thanks!
What is the range of this car again?
350km for the small battery, 400km for the big battery. And about 20km less in winter time.
I'm looking forward to your Lucid Air review Tom!
Have you driven the i4 eDrive 40? I think that is a great comparison to this car. This is 50% more expensive than the BMW I know but would be an interesting test
Not choosing 22kw AC charger is just dumb.
I took delivery of my 'base' Taycan (I call it the Taycan S, as the word 'base' is just soooo wrong for this beautiful car), and it's wonderful. The handling is sublime, and the accelleration from 25mph to 75mph is Jesus fast! Yes, you can go faster, but just chasing numbers is idiotic school-boy 'Top-Trumps' foolish stuff... The 'Taycan S' is really the perfect EV... (IMO).
It is Taj kán not taj kén.
I'd opt for good handling over raw speed any day of the week for a road car.
I agree but those wheels are ghastly.
Heaps of other options… at a price.
So expensive for what you get. Would rather a fully spec Kia EV6 GT
Air suspension and those ludicrously expensive headlight units can cost owners once out of warranty. (If headlights falls under warranty, Porsche might argue it's "normal" wear and tear if they fail after 3 years...)
All air suspension requires replacement after some time in service (10 years?) - at a replacement cost of $5000-$10,000 usually. But that’s the price you pay for the best ride quality and body control.
Time will tell but I don't think the targeted demographic would be too concerned with repairs. Porsche owners are generally well off.
There is no such thing as a RRP Porsche.
The big thing about Porsche is the ability to customize a car to your exact specifications. Wants the interior to match the exterior? sure. want the suspension height and stiffness set to be more aggressive? no problem.
The options list on even the cheapest Porsche is literally pages long.
You can order the vehicle with no options, if you want, and it’s still fairly well equipped
@@chasingcars well equipped yes but not customized which is one of the big things about owning a Porsche, to have one that is configured to your exact specifications.
Yes, sure, you can go as big or small as you want. That’s why they’re options. I’ve suggested 3 or 4 that I think are useful.
to be fair to Toyota/Lexus, the regen on their hybrids has also been programmed to be much more natural feeling. Personally not a fan of this massively aggressive regen braking on some EVs.
I'm thinking about the person that buys this as a second car then worries about its recharge cost 😆
The only taycan you should own is no taycan
Thoughtful interior layout as far as infortainment goes; no gigantic iPad begging you to play with it
Yes, the tech is well-integrated.
Why do Australian reviews always ignore LCT? That 156k base model car you’re sitting in will cost $230k+
The Tesla 3 RWD is no Porsche but it’s less than a third of that price.
That calculation isn’t accurate, because LCT is only calculated on the portion of the price above the threshold. Hence, the driveaway price of a bone stock Taycan is $179K, not $230K. You’re quite right, though, that the Model 3 is no Porsche.
It does have LCT. This 156k car on road in Sydney would be 174k+, not 230k+.
@@liuzihao333 That car has $40k extras. So it’s $156 + $40 extras + $39 LCT = $230+
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So ugly at the front
Just make it look like panamera already
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Great review. Personally I’m not a fan of EVs. I just don’t see how they can be fun to drive. I also wouldn’t feel confident in taking one on a road trip. They are still far to expensive for most people. Also I hate the fact they are being shoved down our throats and forced into them over the next 10 years.
As a city run around and the daily commute I see the appeal. But i won’t be buying one any time soon, and certainly not in the next 10 years.
If you drove this one you’d quite quickly see how they can be fun to drive … but the Taycan is the best of all for this purpose.
It's very fun to drive, I bought a Taycan over a 911. Doubtful I'll go back to gas. Invest $2k for a home charger, and plug in for a few hours once every 200 miles. Is that so difficult? Or 400 miles+ on a Tesla. Public DC will take 25 minutes.
Someone taking a road trip can't make pit stops every 200 miles for 25 mins to stretch? Expensive? You're looking at a Porsche. Can always go buy a Chevy/Nissan EV.
@@SharkBoy87 the cheaper EVs don’t have the range or battery longevity of something like a Tesla or taycan. I have nothing against EVs I’m just personally not a fan. Also in this country (Australia) the infrastructure is nowhere near as good as places like the US, Europe and the UK.