"While the Taycan still retains the unmistakable Porsche design DNA, we have made significant future-ready changes that signal the beginning of a new era," said General Manager Henrik Dreier as he spoke with LUXUO
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The Porsche Taycan, the brand’s first and only all-electric sports car was officially previewed by Singapore media in September last year. Just last week, the marque’s virtual launch for the Singapore market took place on the same day Road and Track reported on German carmaker’s latest quarterly report: that for the first time the fully electric Porsche Taycan outsold their gas-powered sports cars?the 911 and 718. The Porsche Macan and Cayenne are currently among the more popular models in Singapore and while LUXUO is not saying that sales conditions will mirror US demand; that the Taycan became the overall third-best-selling Porsche states-side, behind the company’s Macan and Cayenne SUVs is evidence that consumers are responding to the electrification of one of the world’s most notable sports-car enthusiast brands. LUXUO caught up with Mr. Henrik Dreier, General Manager for Porsche (Singapore) Asia Pacific to talk about the winner of this year?s World Car of the Year Award 2020 and what it would mean for the brand’s legacy and heritage.
While the Taycan still retains the unmistakab...