2025 Porsche Taycan Models with Prices, Photos, & Specs
Not that long ago, every electric car was hailed as a technological wonder, something so advanced that it forced us to think about “cars” in a completely different manner. Today there are a lot of electric models on the market and it takes a lot for an EV to truly be called “advanced” in such a crowded field. The dynamic Porsche Taycan is a perfect example, an EV that actually behaves like a Porsche thanks in part to an industry-first two-speed transmission. Not only that, but the EV technology in the Taycan is itself more advanced than the competition with an 800-volt architecture that allows for 270 kWh charging, the fastest charging speed of any EV on the market today. There is a pretty wide range of configurations and performance levels available on the Taycan so our team at Porsche Orland Park assembled this informative guide to illustrate the key differences and advantages of each.
Porsche Taycan Trims by the Numbers
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| Taycan | Taycan 4S | Taycan Turbo | Taycan Turbo S | Taycan Turbo GT | |
| Horsepower | 402 | 455 | 697 | 764 | 777 |
| Range | 274 miles | 252 miles | 292 miles | 266 miles | 276 miles |
| 0-60 Time | 4.5 seconds | 3.5 seconds | 2.5 seconds | 2.3 seconds | 2.2 seconds |
Taycan
Key Features
- Starting at $99,400 MSRP
- 19-inch Taycan S Aero Wheels
- 2-Speed Transmission on the Rear Axle
- Rear-wheel drive
At a time when a lot of electric cars are being sold on the strength of their autonomous driving capabilities, Porsche built the Taycan to be fun and engaging to drive. The base trim comes with rear-wheel drive and is the only trim with this configuration. The two-speed transmission makes sure that you get a responsive experience at any speed, although the 402 horsepower produced by the Taycan certainly helps when it comes to responsiveness as evidenced by the 4.5-second 0-60 time. With the standard battery, the Taycan has a range of 274 miles but with the available Performance Battery Plus, that figure goes up to 318 miles.
Taycan 4S
Key Features
- Starting at $118,500 MSRP
- 19-inch Taycan S Aero Wheels
- Power Seats (8-way)
- All-wheel drive
With the Taycan 4S, Porsche adds all-wheel drive to the list of standard equipment. This comes with a significant bump in power, up to 455 horsepower. When combined with the extra traction provided by the AWD, the 0-60 drops dramatically to 3.5 seconds. The addition of AWD usually decreases range on electric vehicles but the difference in range between the Taycan and the Taycan 4S is so minimal that it’s unlikely most people will notice. Range comes in at 252 miles, going up to 295 miles with the available Performance Battery Plus.
Taycan Turbo
Key Features
- Starting at $173,600 MSRP
- 20-inch Sport Aero Wheels
- Power Seats (14-way) with Comfort Memory and heated rear seats
- Porsche Surface Coated Brakes (PSCB) with calipers in white
For Porsche, the word “turbo” denotes a whole new level of performance. While the rest of the Taycan lineup is mighty quick, the Taycan Turbo is nonetheless a performance beast. With 697 horsepower and AWD, the Turbo hits 60 MPH in just 2.5 seconds. Upgraded brakes help reign in all that power which is something you definitely want with this much performance on tap. The standard battery delivers 292 miles of range, proof that the Taycan Turbo blends exhilaration with efficiency unlike any other EV on the market.
Taycan Turbo S
Key Features
- Starting at $209,000 MSRP
- 21-inch Aero Design Wheels
- Sport Chrono Package
- Porsche Ceramic Composite Brakes with calipers in yellow
The track-inspired variant of the Taycan, the Turbo S pushes performance past the limits of what people previously thought possible with an electric sedan. The Turbo S produces 764 horsepower, enough for a staggering 2.3-second 0-60 time. The Turbo S is also one of the few vehicles on the market that comes with standard ceramic brakes, boasting stopping power that is nearly as impressive as the horsepower rating. For all its power, the range on the Turbo S is towards the higher end of the Taycan lineup thanks in part to a standard heat pump. The total range rating for the Porsche Taycan Turbo S comes in at an impressive 266 miles.
Taycan Turbo GT
Key Features
- Starting at $230,000 MSRP
- 21-inch Turbo GT Forged Lightweight Wheels
- Adaptive Sport Seats Plus (18-way) with Comfort Memory
- Aerodynamics Package
Sitting atop the Taycan model range is the race-proven Taycan Turbo GT. Taycan Turbo GT models can easily be identified by their exclusive Aerodynamics Package features including uniquely sculpted front and rear fascias that keep the vehicle planted at high speeds. You’ll experience the jaw-dropping exhilaration of 777 horsepower combined with a blistering 0-60 time of an astounding 2.2 seconds. Even with this astounding power, the Taycan Turbo GT still boasts a total range rating of up to 276 miles.
Taycan Cross Turismo
In addition to the standard Taycan, Porsche EV shoppers can also explore the dynamic Taycan Cross Turismo family of electric performance models. These are shooting brake-style wagon bodies that give you a bit more storage space and better accessibility to store all of your luggage. The Taycan Cross Turismo also stands out with a slightly higher ride height and lower body cladding, making it more practical for light off-roading. Most Taycan Cross Turismo trims are available in similar configurations as the standard Taycan. Since this version of the Taycan is meant to handle a wider variety of conditions, it is only available with AWD.
*Manufacturer’s Suggested Retail Price. Excludes options; taxes; title; registration; delivery, processing and handling fee; dealer charges. Dealer sets actual selling price.
**The EPA range estimates for new vehicles enable comparison to other electric vehicles. These range estimates provide guidelines but the distance you can drive (range) varies considerably based on a number of factors, such as driving conditions and traffic situation (e.g., stop-and-go driving or highway driving), personal driving habits and selected driving mode (e.g., Sport), speed, topography, use of comfort/auxiliary equipment (e.g., air conditioning, heat, etc.), optional equipment (e.g., wheels and tires), weather, outside temperature, number of passengers, cargo, age of vehicle and the battery, battery capacity, and charging habits.