If there's one car that's got everyone buzzing these days, it's the Porsche Taycan.
It's a new battery electric vehicle from the German automaker, a production version of the Mission E electric concept we first saw in 2015.
Deliveries of the car start for some lucky customers before the end of this year, and that means Porsche is starting to open up about the new car.
Ars has an in-depth look at the tech inside the Taycan in the works, but you'll have to wait until September and the car's official launch before we can share that with you.
In the meantime, though, a few more details have emerged about the car thanks to a new video from the Fully Charged crew.
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Porsche started teasing its first all-electric car almost four years ago to the month, and we’ve learned a lot about it since then.
Two of the biggest things left to discover about the car (called the Taycan) are what it will truly, actually, finally look like, and how it performs.
We can now start to fill in the latter, though, because former Fifth Gear presenter Jonny Smith repeatedly put the new electric Porsche through its launch mode paces in a new video published this week.
If you’re not familiar with Smith, he’s an appropriate person to get the first crack at giving the Porsche Taycan a full go.
Not only does he make loads of videos about electric cars on the Fully Charged YouTube channel, he’s known for taking a tiny 1970s commuter car and turning it into the world’s quickest street legal EV.
To see a guy that familiar with quick electric cars get delighted by the Taycan’s speed again and again should be a promising sight for prospective buyers.
