Porsche Taycan Drops The Camo, Reveals Its True Headlights And Side Windows
The Porsche Taycan forum spotted a less camouflaged prototype. As the upcoming Porsche Taycan inches ever closer to production, we鈥檙e getting a clearer idea of what it will ultimately look like. Unlike previous spy shots, these ones actually show the car鈥檚 true headlights, underneath the plastic assembly that hid their details. We can also see the car鈥檚 side window, which was also covered in older spy shots. Based on Porsche鈥檚 past renderings of the Mission-E and after they announced the Taycan name, it seems the production version will stay pretty true to form from the concept. Members of the Taycan Forum posted the latest prototype in action Thursday. Some went so far as to digitally peel back what little camouflage remains. In doing that, we can see that Porsche stayed true to the Mission E鈥檚 design philosophy. Around the back, Porsche still used red masking tape to conceal the taillights. Even so, it the bit we can see looks similar to past renderings. Weirdly, there鈥檚 also a little symbol on the trunk. I don鈥檛 know about you, but it looks a bit like Mercedes鈥?three-pointed star to me. Of course, black prototype mules hide a lot of the true detail, even when they鈥檙e not draped in camouflage. Even so, we should know more soon. Porsche looks like it鈥檚 in the last stages of development, and aims to reveal the final version in September around the Frankfurt Motor Show.
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