Travel suitcase set tailored for the Taycan

[DiegoSCQ]

I received my Taycan 4s a week ago.

I was interested in buying a set of travel suitcases tailored for the Taycan trunk. I found a few websites offering them (toplift.se, carfitbags.com, carbags.com, etc.) but could not find any mention of whether Porsche Design suitcases fit the Taycan.

Last Black Friday, I bought these Porsche Design suitcases, not knowing whether they would fit or not:

• 2 x Roadster Hardcase 4W Trunk M
• 2 x Roadster Leather Weekender

I am sharing my conclusions, just in case anyone else is interested.

As you can see, hardcase suitcases seem to be made for this trunk, but the second one is a bit difficult to fit in and probably cannot be fully loaded for it to be able to fit it inside. It touches the top and bottom parts when putting it inside. Please note that the trunk close & lock button does not automatically close the trunk, as they are slightly larger than what it expects. However, manually closing it is possible. Does anyone know if the sensor can be adjusted? It seems to be just for one centimeter or two.

Adding the weekenders in front is also possible, but they cannot be full.

It is not perfect, but it works for me. Hope you find it useful!

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[powderpc]

Now you just need a frunk bag and a bag that fits the space under the trunk floor.

 

[satchurator]

Very nice! Thanks for sharing. As an alternative to consider, I purchased three of the Porsche roofbox bags. While they don’t have the same durability/utility as a nice luggage set, they are less expensive and do work well in a roofbox or in the trunk. I’ve been enjoying using them as duffel bags on road trips.

Of course any duffel bag would do, but these are purpose made and cheaper than a quality alternative like the Tom Bihn Yeoman. They are relatively flat in shape, and have a thick waterproof bottom - so they can be distributed across the top of icy skis in the roof box. Because of the shape, they stack nicely in the trunk. I have two mediums and a small. The small one fits in the frunk.

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