Taycan Training
21/11/2019
The Sales and Service team from Porsche Centre Kendal have been training on the all new Porsche Taycan.
This training will mean that our team has all the information and the best knowledge of this exciting development for the Porsche brand.
They had the opportunity to drive the Taycan both on the roads and the track to experience the full range of performance that this new Porsche has to offer. With weather conditions ranging from sunny to wet and roads from motorway to windy country lanes, they have a wealth of knowledge to be able to pass on.
Learning modules on the course also covered the development, charging, performance and options available.
If you have any questions that you would like answering on the all new Taycan, you can contact our team by phone on 01539724331 or email info@porschekendal.co.uk .
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