2024 Porsche Taycan - styling tweaks

The class-defining electric car from Stuttgart has already sold 150,000 examples worldwide since it launched in 2020 and Porsche knows that the UK is a key market for the model. How many Taycan have you seen this week? I've lost count too. So as one of the most desirable electric cars which is renowned for being both tax and driver-friendly, the facelifted model has quite a high bar to raise.

The facelifted Taycan will once again be available as a saloon, Sport Turismo estate and a Cross Turismo crossover estate - think along the lines of an Audi Allroad. Visually, it still looks like a Taycan which is no bad thing to my eyes. The shape is still mightily good looking with flared front and rear arches matching up nicely with the curved roofline and gentle ducktail boot lid on the saloon.

The Turismo versions have to be among the best-looking estates currently on sale, with the extended roofline accentuating the wide hips and rear arches even more so than on the saloon. The front end is unmistakably Porsche with the four-dot LED running light signature shining out of the smaller headlight clusters which feature matrix adaptive lights as standard on all models. The rear lighting