We’ve been saying for some time that the electric vehicle segment would really take off when mainstream manufacturers started entering the space, and the 2020 Porsche Taycan is the start of the high-end avalanche we’ve all been waiting for. It’s been a while coming, too. We first saw the Mission E concept all the way back in 2015. Yes, Nissan has the Leaf, BMW has the i3, Hyundai is in the market now, and Tesla is, obviously, well, Tesla.
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