Taycan Cross Turismo with Smart lift Function & Gravel Mode
25/11/2021
The air suspension includes a Smartlift function as standard. This allows you to easily program the system so that the ride height is automatically raised at certain locations such as road humps or garage driveways which makes it very convenient and prevents any damage to the underside of your Taycan. These positions can be stored by simply pressing the chassis button.
The Taycan Cross Turismo comes as standard with the additional Gravel mode for journeys on light off-road terrain such as gravel tracks or rocky country lanes. In this mode, the ride height is raised by 30 millimetres compared over the saloon. Gravel mode also affects the Porsche Active Suspension Management (PASM), Porsche Traction Management (PTM), Porsche Torque Vectoring Plus (PTV+) and Porsche Stability Management (PSM) chassis systems, as well as the rear-axle transmission. The shift operations are optimized to ensure maximum traction. The car’s throttle characteristics have also modified especially for off-road driving.
For more information on these systems as well as any other information on the Taycan Cross Turismo, please contact us on 01142564455 or email us at info@porschesheffield.co.uk
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