They don't offer Euro delivery for either the Macan EV or the Taycan. The closest vehicle would be a hybrid Cayenne. I took Euro delivery of an M3 sedan in 2009 and saved enough on the vehicle to pay for a 3 week trip for our family of five. It was an unforgettable experience.
I would add heated seats unless there is a reason you left them out.
If you drive in the city often you may want to consider rear steering.
Stainless pedals are a cheap add.
And then there is the third option of a lightly spec'd Turbo... :cool:
In all seriousness, it might be worth looking at if you are purchasing vs leasing. The resale will be higher although the resale market is not likely to be great.
The build looks great! I would do some research on the Off-Road app that comes with the compass. I'm not sure if it's compatible with the Macan even though it is an option. Also be aware that you loose some width with the 20 inch wheels. 235 and 285 vs 255/295. Better mileage but less...
Sounds like a great trip. Thanks trip report.
As for the Boxster EV:
https://www.carscoops.com/2024/03/porsche-boxster-ev-spied-with-production-lights-front-and-rear/
Kind of funny to think car thieves also have range anxiety. :)
The only time I've had a car stolen was years ago from a valet at a high end restaurant in Atlanta. They drove off with my BMW, two Mercedes and a Porsche.
There is a thread on another forum that addresses this issue. Porsche is reading the actual power going to the battery after parasitic loss from other systems like heating/cooling of the battery and cabin air etc. Tesla likes to show the higher/more optimistic power coming from the charger.