Porsche makes mild changes to Taycan lineup for 2021, giving it fresh features as well as a new battery choice as well as an even more affordable rear-wheel-drive base model. The 4S now comes standard with a lower-capacity 71.0-kWh battery, though the 83.7-kWh pack is still available.
The smaller-battery version produces less horsepower, but it also costs less. Porsche has recalibrated the Taycan’s charging system to better preserve the battery’s service life and limit overall power loss during fast charging.
Porsche Taycan Turbo S Price and Specifications [Infographic]
