Video Summary
Here is a summary of the YouTube video review of the Porsche Taycan Turbo GT Weissach:The Porsche Taycan Turbo GT Weissach goes from 0 to 60 miles per hour in under two seconds. The car has a 2025 completely new design on the front and rear end. Additional aero pieces contribute to 175 pounds of downforce. The lightweight forged wheels have a satin neodyme finish. The charging port only exists on one side to save weight because it is the Weissach edition. Porsche claims the 2025 Taycan has 0 to 60 in 2.1 seconds, which is proved during a test drive, averaging 2.0 seconds with the built in dragy.
The Weissach package sheds 165 pounds from the regular Turbo GT. The Weissach wing adds 310 pounds of downforce to the rear. To save weight, the Weissach package removes the rear seats. The rear seats are replaced with a carbon fiber storage unit. Additional weight savings come from thinner glass, the elimination of rear speakers, and the elimination of soft-close doors. The base price of the Turbo GT is $231,000, and the Weissach package is a no-cost option.
The front airdam adds 175 pounds of downforce. It adds the Weissenach wing and offers lightweight forged wheels with a satin neodyme finish. The new 2025 model features a revised interior, which now includes a mix of Alcantara and leather seats. The vehicle does not provide InnoDrive or other full self-driving capabilities.
The Taycan Turbo GT is in slam mode, and raises significantly when the door is opened. Once the door is closed, the suspension lowers. There is a little trunk space and a small compartment that opens for the charger.
With the regular power settings, the Turbo GT produces 777 horsepower, while the "attack" or power boost mode enables peak output. The Turbo GT has 1,092 horsepower with the launch, and it only lasts for about 2 seconds. Otherwise, without launch, its 919 or 1,019.
