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Originally Posted by John V
The Taycan isn't meaningfully slower than the Tesla, but the fact that it maintains that speed as the battery discharges while the Tesla doesn't is more important.
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It's literally not, unless you plan to track it, which I don't. And I suspect most people buying these cars aren't, either.
In 7 years, I have never encountered a situation where I noticed a degradation in performance based either on battery SOC or driving history. Like the comment about build quality, this is one of those things people talk about but it doesn't mean anything in the real world.