In which year was the Porsche Taycan unveiled?

The Porsche Taycan was unveiled in 2019.

Porsche presented the production Taycan on September 4, 2019, in a simultaneous world premiere held across three continents. The event introduced Porsche’s first series-production fully electric car, a four-door sports sedan designed to combine rapid acceleration with everyday usability.

The Taycan’s origins go back to the Mission E concept, which Porsche showed at the 2015 Frankfurt Motor Show. That concept previewed the car’s low, wide proportions and dual-motor electric architecture. The production model kept the electric performance focus while adopting a more practical cabin and road-going design.

The unveiling year is sometimes confused with 2015 because of the Mission E debut, or with 2020 because that was an early model year and the period when customer deliveries expanded. The Taycan itself, however, was revealed publicly as a production car in 2019. Its higher trims use names such as Turbo and Turbo S, although an electric car has no turbocharger.