Taycan Charging - Top speed even when at a standstill
10/11/2020
At Porsche, we believe that a sports car should be ready to set off at any time. So we have made charging the Porsche Taycan simple, quick and easy to integrate into everyday life. That way, the only thing you need to think about is where to go next.
Porsche is involved in the development of a nationwide charging infrastructure. Today several thousand rapid chargers are already available around the world. Added to this, there are numerous alternating current charging options at restaurants, hotels and in many city centres.
The Porsche Connect app allows you to locate charging pedestals in many countries, start the charging process and pay your bill. Charging is completely administered and invoiced via your Porsche ID account.
And, of course, charging at home provides a personal hassle-free charge point that can easily be integrated into your everyday routine.
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