We've been driving the new Sport Turismo-flavoured Porsche Taycan: 'It delivers everything the four-door does plus a little more. Despite looking as good if not better, the boost in practicality is much more than just a slight bump in boot space' ⤵️
, quite the appetising combination. Although this is by no means a capacious estate car, the bodywork changes do free up a bit more passenger and boot space whilst adding a far more practical hatchback.The squarer tail brings a modest increase in boot space with the Sport Turismo’s 446 litres 39 up on the saloon. It's not quite the whole story as you can always remove the parcel shelf, freeing up a bit more height in the load area.
Our test car came with Variable Light Control fitted to its glass roof, a system that uses an electrically switchable liquid crystal film that can turn from transparent to opaque. It’s split into nine panels, so you can partially ‘close’ it or make some artsy patterns. Even fully opaque it still lets in light, great for making the interior feel airy, less so if your passenger wants a snooze.Funnily enough, the Taycan Sport Turismo drives much like a regular Taycan.