I had a contract from Sept 2021 to Sept 2022 for 0,15 per kWh, now the prices are around 0,60 per kWh (domestic). Fast charger is I think around 0.85 as well, don't use them. 99% of my charging is at 11 kWh which are around 0,30-0,40.
Exactly what I did. I saw you can now buy my Model 3 for a price which is 5k lower than what I got as a trade in from Porsche :CWL:. Dealership took a rough one on my deal.
nah, same here across the pond (Netherlands). Moving up to €0,40-0,50 per kWh at public charging spots. Luckily I can charge at a customers when I’m at their site.
If the figures are correct here, the difference is 15 kgs - https://media.porsche.com/mediakit/taycan-gts/en/the-new-taycan-gts/key-data-and-equipment-details
So, a sporty family car lost to a true sports car, primarily because of the weight difference. Shows how amazing of a (first) EV the Taycan is to Porsche. That being said, still dreaming of a 911 one day.
Uh, no it isn't. The CT is only AWD + 93.4 kWh, but the regular Sport Turismo (ST) can be configured as RWD with both the smaller and bigger battery.
As far as driveability goes, I love the handling of the RWD, I'm all with @FlyingPoint on this. In fact, I said it earlier this week;
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can help you on that. Now, I don’t know about your roads, but in The Netherlands they are fairly decent. No big potholes and good quality in general.
I was on the fence about air suspension as well, so I drove one without and one with back to back. Result of my N+1 is that the air suspension is...
Not really sure about the Porsche Intelligent Range Manager, it's function on demand, so you could always give it a try and put the money towards RWS/RAS maybe?
For the rest, love the spec. The wood's not for me, but glad you like it.