Which German sports-car brand sells the all-electric Taycan?

The German sports-car brand that sells the all-electric Taycan is Porsche.

The Taycan is Porsche’s first series-production battery-electric model and was introduced in 2019 after the Mission E concept previewed the idea in 2015. It is positioned as a performance-oriented four-door sports sedan, with later Sport Turismo and Cross Turismo body styles expanding the range.

Unlike a plug-in hybrid, the Taycan uses an electric powertrain rather than combining an electric motor with a gasoline engine. Porsche developed it around its E-Performance strategy, including an 800-volt electrical architecture that supports high-power charging and strong performance. The model is built at Porsche’s Zuffenhausen plant in Germany.

The answer is sometimes confused with Audi because Audi also sells premium electric cars, including the e-tron family, and both brands belong to the Volkswagen Group. Mercedes-Benz and BMW likewise offer electric vehicles, but the Taycan nameplate belongs specifically to Porsche. Its name is commonly explained as referring to a lively young horse, echoing the horse on Porsche’s crest.