Porsche has announced that it has won twin titles for the Taycan electric sportscar at this year’s World Car Awards 2020. The World Car Awards have been claimed to be one of the most honoured and dignified awards ceremony globally with a panel of 86 renewed journalist backing the ceremony.
The Porsche Taycan bagged the credible awards in two categories – World luxury car with a historic triple against the 911 and the 718 and also the World Performance car of the year.
Michael Steiner, member of the executive board, research and development commented on the awards saying “This double win in the categories World Performance Car and World Luxury Car underlines what we wanted to achieve when we developed the Taycan. We wanted to create a driver-focused, fully electric sports car that can take on any performance car. At the same time, we focused on uncompromised everyday usability and contemporary, digital luxury and comfort for four passengers. We are delighted that the WCOTY jury rewards these efforts.”
Oliver Blume, Chairman of the Executive Board of Porsche AG further speaking said “We are so happy to have been awarded these accolades. They reflect the positive feedback from our customers and are a great incentive for our future work,” says. “We see ourselves as pioneers of sustainable mobility and have brought an emotive as well as highly innovative sports car to the road with the Taycan – fully electric and 100 percent Porsche.”
The Porsche Taycan launched internationally in December last year has been making headlines for the German automaker. The all electric sportscar has been praised by many automotive fans, journalists and customers alike for its superior performance and sporty looks it offers.
It may be also worth to note that the Taycan has a 0-100kmph time of 2.8 seconds with top speed rated at 162kmph. Driving range however stands at 201 kms on a single charge. There have also been rumours of the already popular sportscar making its way to India in the future as well. However there has been no official news from Porsche just as yet.
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