Chapter 1: Svindal’s new world
Aksel Lund Svindal and the Porsche Taycan have a lot in common: dynamic drive and stamina, top performance and reliability. The former world-class skier and the electric sports car are a dream team on Norway’s snow-covered roads.
Chapter 2: How a Taycan is made
The all-electric sports car is produced in Zuffenhausen in a newly built factory: CO2 neutral and with the employees as an integral part of the project. From body shop to assembly, we take a tour through production – from the perspective of the Taycan.
Chapter 3: Performance on snow and ice
The Taycan is the perfect winter car. In Finland, the 4S proves that Porsche e-performance also works on snow and ice. Vice President Model Line Dr Stefan Weckbach explains what makes the Taycan a true Porsche.
Chapter 4: Hairpin technology
The specific way the copper wire coils are wound in the electric motor of the Taycan offers various advantages: these include lower weight, more powerful torque and more consistent performance. Discover hairpin technology in detail.
Chapter 5: Mission accomplished
The Taycan is Porsche’s first step into electric mobility – and one that is setting milestones. Sporty, energy efficient, sustainable; join the journey of the all-electric sports car in 45 seconds.
The 9:11 Magazine
Porsche publishes a wealth of entertaining and informative contributions from the world of Porsche at its website, 911-magazin.porsche.de. Whether it's presenting new models or highlighting milestones in the company's history, the online TV series complements the Porsche customer magazine “Christophorus” and is published at the same intervals, in both German and English. Additional footage material and photos are freely available for journalistic purposes.
