Porsche is updating its four-door electric sportscar for the 2027 model year, with a few consequential updates and one new optional feature that I still cannot fathom why anybody would want.
Carmakers are continuously updating models to retain market interest and offer novel features, even if they are niche or eccentric.
This news is not important to a strategic reader beyond illustrating potential design choices in luxury electric vehicles.
Little changes as this is an optional and peculiar feature that does not impact broader automotive or technological trends.
Porsche offers a new, somewhat counter-intuitive feature for a new model year.
A small segment of Taycan buyers might opt for this feature for a simulated driving experience.
Other luxury EV manufacturers might explore similar 'nostalgia' features, though unlikely to gain significant traction.
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