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Electric Porsche 911 workshop walk-around. This build includes a 220kW motor (up to 450kW optional), 64kWh battery pack, A/C, DC rapid charging (V2L optional) and a better weight distribution to standard. The perfect everyday sport car. 😎⚡️👌 #porsche #porsche911 #electric911

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