World Record from Porsche Taycan Cross Turismo [Video]

The Cross Turismo version of the Taycan, one of the popular car models of the German automobile giant Porsche, broke an impressive world record in Sweden. The vehicle, which made a first among electric cars by making an altitude difference of 4,842 meters at a distance of 2,253 kilometers in the previous periods, and was included in the Guinness Book of Records, made history once again, this time with 69 full laps of drift.

Porsche, who did not want to miss the Race of Champions tournament held at the beginning of February, made an agreement with the pilot named Terry Grant. As part of this agreement, Taycan Cross Turismo drew zeros 69 times in a row. Even though the vehicle’s safety features made it difficult to draw zero, Grant successfully fulfilled the task he undertook.

Zero has been drawn 69 times on ice

Describing his experience, Terry Grant states that the most difficult thing is the sensors of Taycan Cross Turismo. Because Taycan Cross Turismo, interpreting the ice covering of the sensors as an accident, disabled various systems. Grant says this makes drifting harder. In addition, the ice layer, which begins to erode with the warming of the tires, has also made it difficult to slide. However, all this could not prevent the Guinness Book of Records.

By the way; Let’s say there is no special work on Taycan Cross Turismo used for the record. According to the statements made, this vehicle was a standard Taycan and was using standard winter tires supplied by the factory. If you wish, let’s not go further and look at that video that is guaranteed to turn your head.

Here is the world record where Taycan Cross Turismo scored 69 zeros