break-down potential? sure. Not worth the expense? have to disagree. In fact I won't consider any 4-door Porsche without air suspension.The air suspension keeps causing big problems in Porsches and virtually all other brands of cars that have it; not worth the expense and the potential for break-downs.
I have not heard of any Taycan with air suspension problem. I love the ride in my 4sThat's a new purple color for Macan. I wonder if they'll introduce any other new colors for the Macan BEV.
Kyle Conner says that he was told that US cars will get glass roof and air suspension standard, even in the Macan 4 (unless I misunderstood what he said). For me, that's unfortunate, as I want neither (you can currently get the Cayenne and Macan with all-metal roof and steel suspension in the US). I hope that Kyle is wrong. The air suspension keeps causing big problems in Porsches and virtually all other brands of cars that have it; not worth the expense and the potential for break-downs.
If you're looking to avoid breakdown potentials, stay away from first production year of a new EV platform from a company which is still learning EVs, online services, software in general. Porsche has way more experience with air suspensions than EV drivetrains, or heaters. As a buyer of a brand new Macan, air suspension would not be anywhere near my top reliability concerns.That's a new purple color for Macan. I wonder if they'll introduce any other new colors for the Macan BEV.
Kyle Conner says that he was told that US cars will get glass roof and air suspension standard, even in the Macan 4 (unless I misunderstood what he said). For me, that's unfortunate, as I want neither (you can currently get the Cayenne and Macan with all-metal roof and steel suspension in the US). I hope that Kyle is wrong. The air suspension keeps causing big problems in Porsches and virtually all other brands of cars that have it; not worth the expense and the potential for break-downs.
I was wondering the same. I hope they droped the silly idea of a launch button and just give full power. It does not make sense in an EV.I wonder how much of that max power/acceleration requires Launch Mode from complete stop, i.w. how much power/torque is usable for anything other than drag racing.
not on the photosHmmm what I heard and believe there are two, on both sides
Looks like it has one on the other side if you look at this picture: https://www.driving.co.uk/wp-conten.../01/Porsche-Macan-Turbo-electric-2024-002.jpgnot on the photos
Excuse the French- off the newly revealed Belgian configurator (UK one not yet up)-I wonder how much of that max power/acceleration requires Launch Mode from complete stop, i.w. how much power/torque is usable for anything other than drag racing.
No air suspension problems here in 6 years.That's a new purple color for Macan. I wonder if they'll introduce any other new colors for the Macan BEV.
Kyle Conner says that he was told that US cars will get glass roof and air suspension standard, even in the Macan 4 (unless I misunderstood what he said). For me, that's unfortunate, as I want neither (you can currently get the Cayenne and Macan with all-metal roof and steel suspension in the US). I hope that Kyle is wrong. The air suspension keeps causing big problems in Porsches and virtually all other brands of cars that have it; not worth the expense and the potential for break-downs.
Yeah, your 4.8 on Mach-E was possible like it was on my GTPE's claimed 3.5. It is a pipe dream and there are plenty of youtube videos to prove it.So indeed 5.1 seconds 0-60 for the base model and 3.3 seconds for the Turbo one.
5.1 is odd given it has more HP and torque than my MME - and my Mach-e does it in 4.8 seconds. Guess the Macan will be quite a bit heavier.
Missing the prices now, afraid the Turbo will be too expensive for my budget.