Your Porsche can be easily charged in various everyday situations: at home, on the road and at your destination.

A range of Porsche charging equipment is available for charging at home. You will find the charging solution to suit your needs via the Porsche Charging Pre-Check at https://www.porsche.com/microsite/opc/#/tw/zh. Contact your Porsche partner for further information.

On the road, Porsche offers you attractive fast Turbo Charging solutions around the island at Porsche Centres and close to major highways. Charging at these Turbo Chargers is complimentary for the first two years as part of the Porsche Taiwan Charging Service with the purchase of your Porsche BEV (subject to terms & conditions).

At selected destinations, e.g. luxury hotels, you can charge your vehicle for free via Porsche Destination Charging.

Check out our Porsche Taiwan Charging app for iOS and Android to learn more about our growing network of chargers.

No, you don't have to charge the high-voltage battery of your Porsche completely every time. Partially charging your Porsche will not cause capacity loss ("memory effect") and does not reduce the service life of your high-voltage battery.

In addition, the charging speed reduces as the charge level of the high-voltage battery increases. Therefore it can save time to only charge the battery up to approx. 80 per cent or until the required range has been achieved.

Moreover, only allowing it to discharge to 20% and charging it slowly to 80% protects the battery.

The range is influenced by various factors, such as the driving style, comfort functions, aerodynamics and road conditions. The most important factor is your driving style: environmentally-aware and anticipatory driving behaviour promotes brake energy recovery and thereby increases the range of the vehicle. In addition, you can reduce the strength of your comfort functions such as the air-conditioning system and heating, and only fit add-on parts that influence the aerodynamics (e.g. roof boxes) when required.