What should I expect of Taycan Turbo S and 4S range on 80% charge (as it is advised not to charge above 80%)?
PS a mixture of city and motorway drive and motorway drive, given I usually don't exceed speed limit in UK (70 miles/Hr).
Hahaha, easy for you to say, white is my favourite ?
So to make sure I understood right, without On-Board DC-Charger with 150 kW, still with 800v, the car would charge as quick as less than 30 min?
And would you buy a car without the On-Board DC-Charger with 150 kW?
Just to make sure I under stand correctly, if no home charger, you recommend not to buy EV, right?
And these 350KW chargers would still charge a tycan without On-Board DC-Charger with 150 kW in less than 30 minutes.
Did I get both points correctly?
Unfortunately, I don't have a home charger, I would be doing long trips every now and then in UK, not sure what charger would be available mid journey, and I heard the 800v EVSE is not easy to find in UK.
Taycan 1 I'm anxious about lack of On-Board DC-Charger with 150 kW, while Taycan 2 is the...
With the limitation of 50Kw that would mean that charging of taycan would take around 1.5 hrs, and I can't charge it 0-80% in 22 minutes as advertised, am I correct?
Would that be okay with normal DC charging? And how long would it take to charge the Taycan at these ports?
Would Tesla chargers still works?
My family live 7 hrs away, so I was thinking of driving there instead of flying when I get the Taycan.?
So to make it simple for me, how long would a car without On-Board DC-Charger with 150 kW take to charge from 0-80%??
And would that be different if I use a tesla charger?
Then I have to double check if that is in the Taycan 1 or not, as it seems critical specially on long journeys.
What is the 3 phase power? Seems like I'm getting a useless feature?
I live in Scotland, so warm days doesn't exist here?
I did enjoy the 18-way seat, but never had the chance to try it on long journeys. Never tried the 14-way though.
The car doesn't come with a charger is that normal?