The average Porsche owner isn’t likely to scavenge for savings or frequent discount stores. But surely even the rich can appreciate a good deal like the ones that electric vehicles tend to offer? Or maybe they like the feelings of good conscience that come with owning a plug-in hybrid. If you want to follow suit, read on to learn more about which Porsche models are electric.

2022 Porsche Taycan EV

The first and probably most well-known electric vehicle in Porsche’s line-up is the Porsche Taycan. This car has been designed to compete directly with any Tesla model as a high-end EV sedan with amazing performance. Many critics have pointed out its low range when compared to a Tesla. But Porsche feels that it makes up for this diminished range with the cutting-edge luxury and technology that is crammed into every nook and cranny of the vehicle. The price reflects this, as the vehicle starts as at a cool $82,700. However, a federal tax credit will reduce this cost. Overall, this is Porsche's beginner entry model into the high-end luxury electric car world.

2021 Panamera E-Hybrid

Porsche has been taking many steps to try and indulge customers with various electric vehicle designs. The Panamera E-Hybrid Executive is one vehicle that takes the prize for being one of the best electric vehicles on the road. This car includes such options as four-wheel drive, high-performance electric capabilities, and a long range. Combined with the fact that it has a 134-horsepower electric motor in an eight-speed automatic transmission, it should be clear that this vehicle is meant to exude class from every corner. Porsche advertises the Panamera as their middle-of-the-road luxury vehicle, with an overall price of $119,000 for a base model.

2021 Cayenne E-Hybrid

While Porsche doesn't tout their Cayenne E-Hybrid as the most effective or fastest vehicle in its class, it is definitely treated as one of the most well-rounded high-end vehicles on the market. This vehicle sports a hybrid gas and electric motor, options for all-wheel drive, and an eight-speed automatic gearbox to ensure you eke out the most power possible. Furthermore, this car is extremely quiet, with its electric motor only enabled in the mode that Porsche calls “EV Mode.” This makes long trips down the highway much easier to bear. Be aware of the reduced cargo space in this car, as it is a hybrid electric car that must make room for an engine bay as well as battery banks.

We hope you have enjoyed our guide to which Porsche models are electric. If you are looking to buy or sell a Porsche, be sure to reach out to Nahas Motorcars today for a great deal.