Porsche’s supervisory board has given the green light to series production of the Mission E Cross Turismo.
The automaker said it would create 300 additional jobs at its Zuffenhausen base for production of the vehicle, presented as a concept at the 2018 Geneva show last March.
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“The road-ready concept… was a highlight in Geneva and was well received by both visitors to the show and the media,” Porsche said in a statement.
The four-door has 800-volt architecture prepared fast charging networks. System output is 600hp and range 500km/300 miles (NEDC test cycle).
The vehicle is a derivative of the Taycan and this first pure electric Porsche will go on sale in 2019.
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The parallel introduction of the Taycan is generating 1,200 new jobs in Zuffenhausen, the automaker noted.
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