Porsche K1 EV: Accept No Gas Powered Substitute

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Porsche is known for making some of the most thrilling sports cars in the world, but what if you need more space and versatility than a 911 or a Taycan can offer? Enter the Porsche K1, the brand’s first electric SUV that can seat up to seven passengers all wrapped up in a sleek, futuristic body.

Porsche K1 – Photo: Motor Trend

The K1 is not just another SUV, though. It’s a flagship model that will sit above the Cayenne in Porsche’s lineup, and it will showcase the latest in electric vehicle technology and performance. Here’s what we know so far about this new stablemate to the Porsche family.

Design and Dimensions

The K1 is still under development, and we haven’t seen any official images yet. However, according to reports from people who have seen a presentation of the concept, the K1 will have a unique and unconventional design for a Porsche. It will have a short hood, a steeply-raked windscreen, and a curved roof that extends to an even curvier tailgate. It will also have a relatively low and wide stance, giving it a sporty and aerodynamic look.

The K1 will be longer than five meters, making it one of the largest models in Porsche’s range. It will also have air suspension that can adjust the ride height according to the driving conditions, and four-wheel steering that can improve its agility and maneuverability.

Powertrain and Performance

The K1 will be based on the Volkswagen Group’s next-generation electric vehicle platform, dubbed SSP (Scalable Systems Platform). This platform will allow for 900-volt fast charging, which means the K1 will be able to replenish its battery from 10% to 80% in less than 20 minutes at a compatible charging station.

The K1 will also have a dual-motor powertrain that will deliver at least 650 hp and possibly more than 1,000 hp in some versions. The battery capacity is expected to be more than 100 kWh, which should give the K1 a range of more than 700 km on a single charge. That’s enough to drive from Los Angeles to San Francisco without stopping.

Interior and Features

The K1 will offer seating for up to seven people in three rows of seats. The interior is spacious and luxurious, with high-quality materials and advanced technology. The driver will have a large digital instrument display that can be customized to show different information, such as navigation, speed, or battery status. The infotainment system will be controlled by a separate touchscreen that will offer various functions, such as media, climate, or driving modes.

The K1 will also have a host of safety and convenience features, such as adaptive cruise control, lane-keeping assist, blind-spot monitoring, parking sensors, rear-view camera, wireless charging, ambient lighting, and more.

Price and Availability

The K1 is not expected to hit the market until 2027 at the earliest, so there is still plenty of time for Porsche to fine-tune its details and specifications. However, given its status as a flagship model and its cutting-edge technology, the K1 will not be cheap. The estimated price is around $200,000, which puts it in the same league as some of the most exclusive luxury SUVs in the world.

The K1 is a bold and ambitious project from Porsche, and it shows how serious the brand is about electrifying its lineup. The K1 will not only offer a spacious and versatile SUV for families and adventurers but also a thrilling and futuristic driving experience for enthusiasts. It will be a Porsche like no other.

 

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