The 2025 model year Porsche Taycan has significantly more driving range than the previous generation. EPA-estimated range varies from 252 to 318 miles.
The updated 2025 Porsche Taycan offers significantly more driving range than the previous generation. And it's not just because of the revised model's bigger battery. Porsche has made the Taycan more efficient, too. According to the German manufacturer, the new Porsche Taycan has an EPA-estimated range of 252 to 318 miles depending on the version.
9% due to the larger battery alone, everything else must be a result of improved efficiency. Besides the new rear drive unit, Porsche noted also a next-generation heat pump, a modified regenerative braking system, revised all-wheel-drive tuning, new wheels and different tire options. It's possible that in the 70 mph highway range test, we will see multiple Porsche Taycan variants with a range somewhere around 300 miles.
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