Porsche first revealed the Taycan EV at the 2019 Frankfurt Motor Show. It went on sale a few months later, leading the electric-vehicle revolution. The automotive landscape has changed since then, and the Taycan model is due for its mid-cycle refresh. New spy photos capture the Taycan sedan and the higher-riding Taycan Cross Turismo together performing cold-weather testing in public.
Both body styles hide their design changes with black cladding and stickers. The two will receive redesigned front fascias with tweaked bumpers and a new styling for the headlights. Porsche will also make changes to their rear-end designs and taillights.
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