TheSnape
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This.I think when you compare the Taycan with the Mission E, you'll be very disappointed.
It'll never be the Mission E, no matter how hard you wish for that.
If you look at the Taycan as a car on itself and be realistic, you may get yourself excited...
Stop comparing, I'd say.
Whilst I do think there's more to the Taycan than you can see on the mules (I think there'll be some big differences between the mules and the Taycan - making the Taycan look more like the Mission E) the proportions I believe are locked in, and - as with any concept - the production version can't look as sporty as the concept for a whole variety of reasons.
However, even the mules -from the front- look acceptably similar to the Mission E, and the Taycan I think will look acceptably similar to the Mission E - you know this because when you look at it from a distance it looks not like a four-door saloon but like a sports coupe. Even the mules are not anything like as slab-sided as any other saloon, even the Rapide looks more slab-sided than the Taycan. Whilst we all want it to look more like the Mission E - and whilst I think the production Taycan will look much more like the Mission E than the mules, and will also have a Mission E spoiler/rear duct - it will never help to compare it all the time to the Mission E. Especially after reveal - it's good to keep hope before the reveal when everything is up in the air that it'll look very similar to the Mission E, but after reveal that isn't going to be very healthy.
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