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    Porsche J1.1 J1.1 Taycan

    2020–2023 · Electric · Rear-engine, rear-wheel drive

    First all-electric Porsche. 800V architecture, PSM motors front/rear, two-speed rear gearbox.

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    Variants

    • Taycan2020–2023 · 408 hp
    • Taycan 42020–2023 · 476 hp
    • Taycan 4S2020–2023 · 522 hp
    • Taycan GTS2020–2023 · 590 hp
    • Taycan Turbo2020–2023 · 670 hp
    • Taycan Turbo S2020–2023 · 750 hp
    • Taycan 4 Cross Turismo2020–2023 · 476 hp
    • Taycan 4S Cross Turismo2020–2023 · 522 hp
    • Taycan GTS Sport Turismo2020–2023 · 590 hp
    • Taycan Turbo Cross Turismo2020–2023 · 670 hp
    • Taycan Turbo S Cross Turismo2020–2023 · 750 hp

    What owners actually spend on the J1.1

    Median service costs from real logged records, broken down by job and category.

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    Known issues to look for

    • 12V battery drain / no-start

      critical

      Car will not wake, HV system will not power on, dead 12V.

      Keep on a maintainer if parked, apply the 2022 software update.

    • Software glitches / OTA rollbacks

      minor

      PCM freezes, charging screens fail to advance, phantom warnings.

      Keep firmware current; hard reset if UI freezes.

    • Front-axle motor bearing whine

      moderate

      Whine from front end at 40–60 mph that changes with load.

      Have the front motor inspected — covered under drivetrain warranty on many cars.

    • HV charger port latch failure

      moderate

      Charge cable will not release, port door will not open.

      Manual release cable is documented; replace latch mechanism.

    • Tire wear (rear axle)

      minor

      Rear tires wearing at ~15k miles due to weight and torque.

      Rotate every 5–7k miles, keep pressures at spec, avoid launch mode abuse.

    Documented J1.1 Porsches