Porsche Taycan

Its high enough for a 4 year old Porsche, and high compared to what else is out there. Its travelled around twice the average mileage per year I believe?

I think the 25k km’s figure is for diesel cars, petrol cars are around 15k km’s, I have no idea what the figure is for EV’s.

It’s not for your average repmobile, it is high for a Porsche Taycan. Most other Taycans for sale have less than half that on the clock. It wouldn’t put me off the car if it was substantially cheaper but you’d have to be prepared to keep it long term.

More mileage equals less value. The Taycan posted is relatively cheap compared to others but also has higher mileage, therefore its debatable weather its a good buy or not. Its also closer to its warranty expiring which is a big thing for EV buyers.

I don’t care about mileage as long as its reflected in the price. But others will only buy low mileage. When you compare it to other Taycans, its mileage is quite high.

I’m not sure that anyone who bought a new Taycan was influenced heavily by a €5K SEAI grant or fuel savings by charging it at home on night rate electricity.

You what now?!

ACC is a serious omission on the likes of a Taycan. Should’ve been standard kit anyway. Some of them seem overpriced by €15K+ and are sitting around for months. A lot more 2022 e-Tron GT’s available and prices seem to be dropping away even for very low mileage examples.

I'd bet a lot were influenced by the BIK savings. It's still an incentive to buy a Taycan not necessarily a new one though.

Most if not all people I know with an EV have them through a business. Once the bik incentives get too low their value will fall even further a lot of company car drivers will be dumping them and going back to diesel or petrol.

The 10k bik value discount incentive for all cars is set to end this year, it'll be interesting to see what the government do then. Currently 45k bik discount off all EV's if you include the 10k I mentioned.

• €35,000 in respect of vehicles made available in the 2023 year of assessment
• €20,000 in respect of vehicles made available in the 2024 year of assessment and
• €10,000 in respect of vehicles made available in the 2025 year of assessment.

Good point. You rarely see 2 identical Taycans which is probably a good thing. It’s sister car, the e-Tron GT has a good standard spec but they all seem to be some combination of grey paint and black interiors.

How much is it to extend the warranty on a Tycan, anyone know how far you can extended it?

99% sure PCD offer extend warrantiess assuming that you meet all the Ts & Cs, initial car check and service with them etc etc

PCD are currently advertising some used Taycans with 2 year used approved warranties like this one. If you find out the cost of any available extended warranty products available, you might post details or PM please ? https://www.donedeal.ie/view/36060832

Porsche Taycan 0.0 Litre Electric

From what I know Porsche are slightly more accurate on their ranges than other manufacturers but who knows, check out Tesla Bjorn or EV database to verify. Personally I think I'd have to have the larger battery in it. Its a GT touring car so more range is better and I think if I was buying it would be a factor for me.