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Written by Ollie Kew
As the electric car revolution gathers pace, it"s started splintering off into niches already. Say you wanted an EV, but you"ve been waiting for a semi-sporty one with a raised ride height and an estate body what to do? Wonder no more Porsche"s got you covered. Today, the Zuffenhausen HQ has confirmed that the Mission E Cross Turismo concept will follow the low-slung Mission E saloon into production. There"s no word yet on an official name, but Porsche isn"t afraid of long games of Scrabble on the back of its cars. So, Porsche Taycan Cross Turismo seems likely. It"s also possible Porsche will throw away the Audi Allroad-style wheelarches and jacked-up suspension and do a proper road-hugging estate version: a Taycan Sport Turismo, if you will. Given the new EVs are allegedly going to sit between the Cayenne and the Panamera on price, saloon and wagon versions of the new EV would flesh out Porsche"s family car ranks nicely.
Date written: 19 Oct 2018
More of this article on the Top gear website
ID: 13748
As the electric car revolution gathers pace, it"s started splintering off into niches already. Say you wanted an EV, but you"ve been waiting for a semi-sporty one with a raised ride height and an estate body what to do? Wonder no more Porsche"s got you covered. Today, the Zuffenhausen HQ has confirmed that the Mission E Cross Turismo concept will follow the low-slung Mission E saloon into production. There"s no word yet on an official name, but Porsche isn"t afraid of long games of Scrabble on the back of its cars. So, Porsche Taycan Cross Turismo seems likely. It"s also possible Porsche will throw away the Audi Allroad-style wheelarches and jacked-up suspension and do a proper road-hugging estate version: a Taycan Sport Turismo, if you will. Given the new EVs are allegedly going to sit between the Cayenne and the Panamera on price, saloon and wagon versions of the new EV would flesh out Porsche"s family car ranks nicely.
Date written: 19 Oct 2018
More of this article on the Top gear website
ID: 13748