About 0.4s? 3.3 v 3.7s. (Turbo S = 2.9s).Hello - Is the 0-60 acceleration difference between the GTS and Turbo noticeable?
Noticeable - no one on the forum will likely have driven the GTS to give an accurate comparison!Hello - Is the 0-60 acceleration difference between the GTS and Turbo noticeable?
From what I've seen, the turbo is 3.0s, and TTS is 2.6s. Even for 0-100Km (62mph), it's 3.2s.About 0.4s? 3.3 v 3.7s. (Turbo S = 2.9s).
I’d suggest it’s noticeable but not meaningful, given the number of 0-60mph runs you’re likely to do!
The GTS is about much more than 0-60mph.
My figures were for the CT version (Saloon is 0.1s quicker?), taken from the Porsche website. Porsche’s official figures are notoriously conservative.From what I've seen, the turbo is 3.0s, and TTS is 2.6s. Even for 0-100Km (62mph), it's 3.2s.
ah ok, and I've only checked the sedan's figures.My figures were for the CT version (Saloon is 0.1s quicker?), taken from the Porsche website. Porsche’s official figures are notoriously conservative.
Carwow got similar on 21" wheels. On the one hand, there's quite a difference (in % terms) between 0-60mph, 0-100kph, US rollout numbers for the same Taycan variants...on the other, I found flat-out standing-start acceleration in "just" a 4S a bit unpleasant- I went for the Turbo so I know I'll always have enough poke at any speed...how often I'll use it is another matter.Ive done a 0-60 time of 2.84 in my turbo
I use it all the but then again it has only been a couple of weeks so I’m still in the honeymoon phase. I took the 911 out yesterday, which is similar to the 4S in terms of acceleration and it’s no slouch either. The turbo is just a little bit more fun.Carwow got similar on 21" wheels. On the one hand, there's quite a difference (in % terms) between 0-60mph, 0-100kph, US rollout numbers for the same Taycan variants...on the other, I found flat-out standing-start acceleration in "just" a 4S a bit unpleasant- I went for the Turbo so I know I'll always have enough poke at any speed...how often I'll use it is another matter.