SloveniaPorsche is reportedly discontinuing two variants of its electric Taycan model—Taycan Sport Turismo and Taycan Cross Turismo—due to low demand. This decision follows a trend begun in 2023 when Porsche also discontinued the Panamera Sport Turismo. The Sport Turismo variant focused on elegance and practicality compared to traditional sedans, while the Cross Turismo aimed to appeal to buyers seeking alternatives to sports utility vehicles by offering greater ground clearance and durability. Both models featured more spacious trunks than standard sedans, allowing for items like sleds or BMX bikes. In addition to removing these variants, Porsche is introducing technical upgrades to the Taycan, including an eight-speed simulated transmission system called E-Shift, enhanced battery capacity, faster charging speeds, and a feature to monitor battery health over time.
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