In 2015, the Porsche Taycan was unveiled to the public at the Frankfurt Auto Show, and since then, this all-electric Porsche has set the standard for all other electric sports cars to follow. Porsche, as a car brand, has always been a trendsetter in the automotive performance industry while sticking true to its roots, and recently Porsche shocked the world when they announced that they planned on having 50% of their lineup powered by plug-in hybrid drivetrains or all-electric drivetrains by 2025.

With this goal in mind, Porsche has been hard at work refining its lineup with brand-new hybrid and electric vehicles on the horizon. However, despite all of that development in the future, Porsche is still investing heavily in their current 2023 Porsche Taycan, ensuring to the public that this electric sports car isn’t just a phase but a true commitment to continuing the Porsche heritage through a different drivetrain. Recently, MotorTrend got behind the wheel of the 2023 Porsche Taycan to see what has changed for the new model year, and while doing so, released their top pros and cons of the new Taycan. Here is everything you need to know about the new 2023 Porsche Taycan, according to MotorTrend.