Exterior highlights of the Porsche Taycan
16/7/2020
Break new ground in the best Porsche design tradition – that was the brief for designing the Taycan. Here we take a look at some of the exterior highlights of this ground-breaking new model.
Aircurtains
Lateral air intakes ahead of the front wheels – so-called Aircurtains – improve the aerodynamics by guiding incoming air over the wheels like a curtain, therefore reducing turbulence.
Four-point LED headlights
The floating design of the new headlights gives the Taycan a distinctive identity, while the four-point LED signature is an unmistakeable expression of Porsche DNA.
Deploying door handles
The silhouette is characterised by a dynamic, flat flyline. Flush, automatically extending door handles open the vehicle interior with its deep, sporty seating position.
Panoramic fixed glass roof
There are two roof options: the contoured variant made of lightweight aluminium with an indentation in the middle that creates a shape that is known to us from motorsport. Alternatively, a panoramic fixed glass roof provides an open, airy feeling.
Rear design
The rear design features a seamless light strip made of glass, as well as the ‘Porsche’ logo in glass look. Above these are the Porsche Active Aerodynamics (PAA) in the form of a three-stage rear spoiler system.
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