Compare 2021 Porsche Panamera vs 2021 Porsche Taycan

Performance

The Panamera is a mid-size sedan with a twin-turbo V6, 2.9-liter engine. This engine produces 325 horsepower, and it requires only 5.3 seconds to jet up to 60 miles per hour. The Taycan, on the other hand, is an all-electric sedan. When equipped with the high-performance battery, launch control, and Overboost Power functionality, it can put out 402 horsepower. Acceleration up to cruising speed is achieved in 5.1 seconds.

Appearance

These models share a sweeping profile with solid curvature and a rounded nose. The Panamera’s front end has triangular headlights with rounded corners. The sides are slightly flared with broad accents to express its exceptional performance abilities. The Taycan has a sharper swoop through the nose. The headlights are unique, with a single LED bulb mounted between two LED bars. The shape of the headlights has a distinctive hook that angles downward. Compared to the Panamera, the Taycan’s sides have more prominent haunches, and the side flares are less pronounced.

Features

Differences continue to be pronounced throughout their premium cabins. Some features are similar, such as the steering wheel design, the paddle shifters, and the analog clock mounted to the top of the dashboard. The 2021 Panamera has a series of five rounded gauges, a touch display screen for the various multimedia features, and an ascending center console that gives the interior a cockpit-style feel. In the Taycan, you will find a digital screen for the driver’s gauges and three additional digital screens in the dashboard. The screens are mounted at the top of the center stack, in the ascending center console, and front of the passenger.

The Porsche Farmington Hills sales reps are excited to start working for you, and we will happily support your in-person comparison of the Panamera and the Taycan. Stop by soon to test drive these models’ various trims before you make your final selection.