But that section might just be full of people who actually have EVs and like them

There is no place for actual facts in these discussions

If going PCP/final payment type of loan then you also need to look at the GFV level. Some lenders will be higher than others and depending on your future plans it will matter whether you want that high or low.

Depends very much on what type of finance product you want. If you want PCP style with a guaranteed final value underwritten then Porsche finance may be best. If it’s straight HP your dealer may have several options but certainly shop around and look online at options like Sainsbury’s bank who can o...

Any 911 is a sports car which any Macan is not therefore not sure you will ever get that level of refinement in a 911 as they aren’t designed for that.

Regen is fully adjustable on them depending on what feel a driver prefers.

Yep exactly that. I was tempted to spec them but the consensus seems to be that they would be wasted money.

Most EVs use the brakes very little whether one pedal driving or not. Brake dust on the wheels is a thing of the past.

I also like the look of the Macan EV but the problem is that it won’t handle anything like a Taycan. I had a Macan GTS for 4 years and the Taycan ride and handling is miles ahead, so flat through corners and totally composed.

I’ve been driving an EV (Polestar) for the past 2 weeks. My first ever experience of an EV was a brief loaner from Porsche, the Taycan Turbo, an incredible car with acceleration like I’ve never experienced before, it was unbelievable. The Polestar I’m currently in, it’s temporary for the next few m...