Vehicle
Porsche Taycan
The electric saloon, and the one Porsche with no engine at all — so the generic corpus reaches it only through the electric-drive, battery and charging blocks. Its 800-volt architecture is the fact that changes the safety procedure rather than the diagnosis: the isolation and contactor codes mean what they say, and the wait-and-work rule after shutdown is not optional here.
Generations
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First generation 2019–present
An 800-volt architecture — which changes the safety procedure rather than the diagnosis: the wait-and-work rule after shutdown is not optional here.
- Body styles
- Sedan · Estate
- Platform
- Volkswagen Group J1
- Engines
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- Single motor (rear) — electric
- Dual motor — electric · 800-volt architecture — the wait-and-work rule after shutdown is not optional
- 2× AC synchronous electric motors — electric
- Transmissions
- 2-speed rear transmission · 1-speed direct-drive · 2-speed automatic
- Drivetrain
- Rear-wheel drive · Four-wheel drive
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