Porsche Taycan 4

The Taycan 4 serves as the entry point to all-wheel-drive in Porsche's first-ever electric vehicle lineup. Introduced after the initial Turbo and Turbo S models, the Taycan 4 uses a similar dual-motor layout but is tuned for 375 horsepower (or 469 with overboost). It successfully translates the brand's renowned handling dynamics and performance feel into a modern EV sedan package, making it a compelling daily driver for Porsche enthusiasts.

While still a new vehicle, the Taycan 4's significance as a foundational model in Porsche's electric future gives it long-term interest. Buyers are drawn to its blend of all-weather capability, Porsche build quality, and a more attainable price compared to the Turbo models. Its value proposition is strong for those who want the Taycan experience without needing the extreme performance of the top-tier variants.

The secondary market for the Taycan 4 is active, with an average transaction price of $87,529 for recent model years. This represents significant depreciation from its original MSRP, but values are stabilizing. The wide spread in prices is almost entirely driven by the options list. Cars with the larger 93.4 kWh Performance Battery Plus, Sport Chrono Package, and exclusive interior trims command the highest prices.

Based on 40 recent sales, prices range from $65,900 to $143,735.