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Back in January, Porsche announced that it set an insane, record-breaking Nurburgring lap time of 7:07.55 in the updated Taycan. To be more specific, it had done it in the high-performance Turbo GT variant with the Weissach that eliminates the rear seats among other things, and now that it has fully unveiled the car, it can publish the video of the complete lap.<\/p>\n

Although the video<\/a> suffers for its lack of engine noise, the high-pitched whistle of the motors does at least make the car sound like it’s trying, and gives it a futuristic quality, like it’s shifting into hyperdrive. The EV’s <\/a>insane acceleration also helps prevent the video from being boring.<\/p>\n

Also providing some intrigue is the way driver Lars Kern uses the Attack Mode feature. Inspired by Formula E racecars, the mode unlocks an extra 160 hp (120 kW \/ 163 PS) from the car for 10 seconds at a time, and the in-car camera shows the countdown on the right side of the instrument screen.<\/p>\n

Read: 1,092-HP Porsche Taycan Turbo GT Is A Tesla Slaying Track Monster<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n

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