Porsche’s answer to Tesla Model S Performance

After years of build-up, Porsche has finally introduced their first EV, Taycan.

Porsche has positioned the Taycan such that it’s head to head with the Tesla model S. Porsche will also be outfitting locations with Porsche charging stations

Range: 450

The thing that draws everybody’s attention is the acceleration

Porsche claims that the Taycan can repeat that performance continuously without overheating. The Porsche Taycan charging will be available from any Type 2 Charging station whether it’s Porsche or universal branded/

270kw fast charge

Type 2 and CSS

0-100km/h in 2.8 seconds

Rang up to 450km

Batter size 93kWh

Porsche Taycan Charger will provide 22kW of charging power or up to 120km of range per hour when charged at home

	Tesla Model S Performance	Porsche Taycan Turbo S
0 – 100	2.4	2.8
Top speed	163	161
Power output	270kW	200kW

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Brendan Wheeler

Job title / role - CEO

Years of experience in EV charging or electrical work 11 years

Relevant credentials or certifications (e.g. licensed electrician, Clean Energy Council accreditation, EV specialist training, brand certifications) EV specialist, ev driver, member of AFMA, AEVA, EV Council, HVIA

Brendan Wheeler is Co-Founder and CEO of EVSE Australia, a vertically integrated EV charging provider. He leads the rollout of infrastructure across home, workplace and public charging. His focus is on building a connected platform that delivers reliable, commercially sustainable outcomes.

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