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Sounds logical to me as well :p Would add the wheels in exterior color to have the "mission e spec". Otherwise the rims will be painted silver/black which doesn't look that nice with the carrara white paintjob of the exterior.

How about this one :p

It's clearly a 3rd brake light.

My first BEV is my current Model S that I'm driving since late 2017. The Taycan will be my first Porsche. Delivery is planned for end of 2021 when my Model S lease ends.

Congrats. Looks great ? Would love to see some pics of the chalk interior trim ?

Grey for me :cool:

Width 77,6cm (30,55 inch) Height 53,8cm (21,18 inch)

Direct link to the US configurator ;) http://www.porsche-code.com/PMBW6BT0

Here you go :cool:

In that case you should also order the Porsche Crest on the headrests. Otherwise there will be the "Turbo" logo on them :p

Yes, I think that could be the reason. I noticed this "mixed" seat config also in a youtube video from Shmee where he presented his Turbo S. This car also has the 4+1 seat config.

Maybe an inspiration for golden wheels

Here's a picture of the standard mirror An one picture with the chrome trim. Chrome looks more elegant. Black trim is sportier For more pictures just check...

@Scandinavian No, can't be. I had a 4S for a test drive with 150km on it and regenbraking worked perfectly fine.

You need to brake one or two times pretty hard from a certain speed. Then the regenbraking should be activated.

Germany 83520EUR :p

Oh yes, you are right, sorry. Didn't catch that you are talking about the carbon version. Indeed, the carbon sport package on a 4S looks exactly the same as on a Turbo or Turbo S.

That's the way a 4S with sport design package looks like.

@galaxyclass No, have not taken any pictures.

The Taycan Cherry Metallic sample I was shown by the dealer was more like this: