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Taycan 4S has fastest ever EV Cannonball Run
18 months ago whether or not this was possible was hotly debated. So I guess we can put the not enough range and no good charging network talk to bed. The results...
44 hours and 25 minutes. ~An hour faster than Model 3 Long Range.
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https://forums.tesla.com/discussion/180984/porsche-taycan-sets-record-destroys-tesla
You probably missed it because you were away in Washington ‘having a debate’ with the lawmakers.
When I retire I'm going to try to go from Jacksonville Beach FL to San Diego non stop since I have relatives near both places and it's the shortest Atlantic to Pacific Ocean route.
> Give me a case of Mountain Dew and a bottle to pee in and I will do it solo and beat that time.
Going to quote you on that, thanks
Lambo drivers passed me on an unescorted rally a few years and told me they were doing 200. Cops can't catch them and mistakenly thought they were all going to a different site where a car event was occurring.
On a police escorted road rally, I was doing about 120 and a state trooper who was escorting us flew by really fast. I saw the sherriff and asked him how fast he was going.
He smiled and said "We were all doing the speed limit sir."
While "impossible" for current lower tech Teslas, the Porsche's 800V/350kW system can charge safely at the Electrify American 350kW chargers.
https://imgur.com/gZdEPJI
https://imgur.com/QkrFZQU
Or not.
"Tesla Suggests Faster 350KW Charging Matching Lucid And Hummer EV
Tesla drops a hint the company is looking at 350KW charging for its vehicles. This will bring Teslas on par with Lucid Air and Hummer EV."
https://www.torquenews.com/11826/tesla-suggests-faster-350kw-charging-matching-lucid-and-hummer-ev
You might want to be a bit more precise. What are you claiming was a lie in the @TorqueNews article?
> @FISHEV said:
> "Tesla Suggests Faster 350KW Charging Matching Lucid And Hummer EV
> Tesla drops a hint the company is looking at 350KW charging for its vehicles. This will bring Teslas on par with Lucid Air and Hummer EV."
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> https://www.torquenews.com/11826/tesla-suggests-faster-350kw-charging-matching-lucid-and-hummer-ev
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https://forums.tesla.com/discussion/181034/admins-wake-up-and-ban-fishev
> This means what to average distance to a charger for any American wanting to travel?
Still sparse for all to the point you have to plan a lot of long distance travel in EVs. But all capable of coast to coast
I do hate the unrelenting Taycan spam on Tesla forums by Darth that requires a response. If Darth/FISHEV never posted again, I'd be very unlikely to say anything about the Taycan.
> Just remind everyone that a $150,000 car is allowed to be better at something than a $50k Model 3P.
Absolutely, though in this case per company tradition, VW had to cheat.
> Actually, I'm rather indifferent about the Taycan - I'm sure it could be a good choice for some. I'm not a fan of CCS.
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> I do hate the unrelenting Taycan spam on Tesla forums by Darth that requires a response. If Darth/FISHEV never posted again, I'd be very unlikely to say anything about the Taycan.
You’re hardly indifferent. This is a general forum where EVs are talked about. Taycan is an EV and right now it happens to be one of the best EV you can buy. If you’re into performance then it is the best EV available.
A lot of people here went out of their way to disparage Taycan because of range and now it’s clear that was an unfair criticism. It’s also great that we have more options with EVs. You should be happy about that. Instead people are further embarrassing themselves by making up lies about a car. But if you want to believe it has short range and isn’t the best at performance, carry on. But it makes you look rather ridiculous when every month it’s setting a new record or out performing competition in some way.
Four Porsche threads posted in General.
None by me.
Only one by @Darthamerica
Reality seems a bit different than you imagine.
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