STUTTGART: Porsche has created something that it calls the Taycan VR Experience, a chance for customers to digitally explore the EV even if it's not yet available for purchase in their market.
The Taycan VR Experience allows customers to "view the new Porsche up close and even under the bodywork using virtual reality goggles."
According to the company, the digital iteration of the model is nearly identical to the real deal.
In addition to exploring the vehicle inside and out, users can see how air moves over the Taycan's aerodynamic design by superimposing and controlling virtual airflow over the exterior.
The experience is available to users in over 100 Porsche Centres around the world, even in the markets where the model has not yet launched. Thus far, both English and German is supported by the experience with Chinese and French coming at a later date.
Porsche has plans to offer virtual car configuration in the future, a tool that is in the works and is expected to roll out to Porsche Centres over the next few months.
