Bill Nye The Science Guy explains the Porsche Taycan
30/4/2021
Porsche teamed up with the well-known engineer and science educator, Bill Nye The Science Guy, in a five-part video series highlights what sets the Taycan apart – its battery, clever aerodynamics, regenerative braking, two-speed transmission and repeatable performance.
Watch the five-part video series on the Porsche YouTube channel.
Throughout the series, viewers will learn about the innovative technology behind the Taycan as well as its one-of-a-kind design and performance features that make it exceptional to drive. Using simple terms, Nye breaks down complex topics, such as the 800-volt battery technology that makes the Taycan unique as well as the added-value of its regenerative braking, two-speed transmission and aerodynamic design.
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