
Porsche makes no mention of other manufacturer’s Nürburgring lap records in the press release accompanying its latest feat. However, it does say that the official lap time set by a pre-series Taycan - expected to wear a Turbo GT badge when it goes on sale - is a whopping 26 seconds faster than the Taycan Turbo S Sport sedan that had a go back in August 2022.
German modesty at its finest, seeing as the heavily camouflaged and be-winged Taycan narrowly missed the outright electric vehicle lap time set by the 1,888bhp Rimac Nevera (7.05.30) when it clocked in at 7:07.55 recently. Bear in mind the Nevera is a true two-seater hypercar, not a sporty executive saloon.