Porsche Taycan Cross Turismo Review: The Adventure-Ready Taycan

The rugged, practical Taycan with Porsche soul – built for versatility without losing performance.

Porsche Taycan Cross Turismo Review: The Adventure-Ready Taycan

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The Porsche Taycan has already proven itself as the benchmark electric performance car, but for drivers who want added versatility, the Taycan Cross Turismo steps in. With SUV-inspired styling, raised suspension, and more rugged capability, it blends Porsche’s sports car DNA with practical, go-anywhere confidence.


Power and Performance

Like the rest of the Taycan line-up, the Cross Turismo benefits from Porsche’s upgraded motors and batteries. The range includes:

  • Taycan 4 Cross Turismo – 476PS and 0–62mph in 4.8 seconds.

  • Taycan 4S Cross Turismo – 598PS with the larger battery, blistering performance.

  • Taycan Turbo Cross Turismo – 884PS and supercar pace.

  • Taycan Turbo S Cross Turismo – 952PS and 0–62mph in just 2.5 seconds.

Unlike the Sport Turismo and Saloon, the Cross Turismo is all-wheel drive only and comes with the larger 105kWh Performance Battery Plus as standard on higher trims. This ensures performance and traction in all conditions.


Range and Charging

With its raised stance and SUV aerodynamics, the Cross Turismo offers slightly less range than its Sport Turismo sibling, but still impressive figures:

  • Up to 388 miles on a charge for the 4S.

  • Around 375 miles for the Turbo S.

Charging matches the rest of the Taycan family, with 320kW ultra-rapid capability, allowing 10–80% charge in just 18 minutes. At home, expect a full recharge in 10–11 hours using an 11kW wallbox.


Handling and Ride Comfort

Despite being larger and heavier than the Sport Turismo, the Cross Turismo still drives like a Porsche. Standard air suspension provides adjustable ride height, and Porsche’s clever Active Ride suspension is available for even more control. With extra ground clearance, it’s better suited to rough roads, gravel tracks, or snowy conditions.

Torque Vectoring, rear-wheel steering, and Porsche’s superb braking systems ensure this is still a driver’s car – even if it wears more rugged clothes.


Practicality and Everyday Usability

The Cross Turismo’s SUV-inspired body shape makes it the most versatile Taycan yet. You’ll get:

  • 446-litre rear boot (with seats up).

  • 84-litre frunk for charging cables and small bags.

  • More headroom for rear passengers, thanks to the higher roofline.

It also comes with roof rails for carrying bikes, skis, or roof boxes – features you won’t find on the Saloon or Sport Turismo.


Cross Turismo vs. Sport Turismo: What’s the Difference?

Both models share the same sleek estate-style body shape, but there are a few key differences:

  • Suspension: The Cross Turismo sits higher with standard raised suspension, while the Sport Turismo uses the Saloon’s lower sports setup.

  • Styling: The Cross Turismo gets SUV-inspired cladding and roof rails, giving it a more rugged look. The Sport Turismo keeps a cleaner, sportier design.

  • Drivetrain: The Cross Turismo is all-wheel drive only, while the Sport Turismo offers a rear-wheel drive entry model.

  • Practicality: Both have similar boot space (446 litres), but the Cross Turismo is better for those who need roof rails or occasional rough-road ability.

In short: the Sport Turismo is the sleek, sporty choice, while the Cross Turismo is the adventurous, versatile one.


Model Line-Up and Pricing

The Cross Turismo sits slightly above the Sport Turismo in price, with no rear-wheel drive base model. Prices start at around £88,500 for the Taycan 4 Cross Turismo, climbing to over £160,000 for the Turbo S.


My Take – The Practical Porsche EV for All Terrains

The Taycan Cross Turismo is the Porsche for people who don’t want to compromise. It’s fast, comfortable, and hugely practical, while also ready for weekend adventures. It might not be as sharp on the road as the Sport Turismo, but for drivers who value versatility and capability, it’s the one to pick.

And just like the rest of the Taycan family, leasing makes sense here. You’ll enjoy cutting-edge EV tech and Porsche luxury without worrying about heavy depreciation – especially important with premium EVs.

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Final Word

The Porsche Taycan Cross Turismo blends Porsche performance with SUV-like practicality and adventure-ready styling. It’s the Taycan that can do it all – from daily commuting to cross-country road trips. If you want the most versatile Porsche EV, this is it.

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