Porsche Taycan Turbo: What £20k of Options Gets You

Porsche likes long options lists, so understanding which ones to pick can be tricky. This video should make your decision easier, as we will show you around our Taycan Turbo with £20k of optional extras, including rear-axle steering, PDCC Sport, Chrono Pack, ambient lighting, 150kW DC on-board booster, and more!
CHAPTERS:
00:00 Introduction
00:37 Standard Equipment
04:08 Optional Equipment
10:12 Summary

[@RB-lt8kt]

I would spec a 4S in crayon grey or Frozen Blue (white will hide stone chips) PPF on front a must. Bose sound, pano roof, sport front bumper, window trims in black (would prefer matt), rear badge in black or deleted, sport sound, power steering plus, air ride suspension, electric mirrors, all weather mats, park assist with 360 camera and 20" alloys to save on tyre replacement costs. After market wheels and tyres high cost and some more than Porsche options. I would love a new car but I can't lose £60k in a year so used for me from a dealer.

[@lighthousesaunders7242]

You could read a good book in the time it takes to investigate Porsche's expensive options. Most of them should be standard for the base price.

[@richardpiper4828]

I’m sorry but I think there is an element of Porsche ripping off their customers when they charge customers for essential options on a £115,000 car. No granny charger or Type 2 cable, no folding mirrors, no rear camera. Why don’t they add the basic options and bump up the price to say £120k?