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@@denlistige8538 the mispronunciation actually takes the fun out of the video for me. If they want to talk about principles, fundamentals, and details then getting the name right is a good starting point!
The robots that move and attach huge parts and the ones that apply the paint move so smoothly and in so many directions. It looks like a futuristic fantasy movie.
It’s no wonder that this incredible car costs so much, because no expense was spared in this incredible three story factory. Imagine how much money they could’ve saved without those elevators and spinning robots? It is really incredible to watch, German engineering at it’s finest!
I really love these type of episodes. Porsche worth every penny . The technology is awesome here . I watched the video & didn't know about the 48min long
Porsche - an innovation and engineering juggernaut; the attention to detail - particularly when the assembly line workers inspect the paint; Porsche employees can't use particular hygiene products because of the interaction with the applied paints ... interesting. Also, the tight tolerances throughout the assembly processes is something that Tesla hasn't mastered to date.
No quality control issues here. It's simply what makes a Porsche what it is. Attention to detail. Like the commercial says here in the US, "finally an ev worth chasing".
Been part of a group of mechanics that build the assembly line for the Taycan underbody (unterboden Karosse) in Mühlacker back in 2017/2018, when it was the only production line for that car's underbody.
Love your work. Personally, I think the Taycan is the most beautiful Porcshe because it looked like a balanced shape of the 911. Only it doesn't come with a flat 6😅
Been watching how cars are made in their factories since I was 15, like 12 years now, and still haven’t watch a complete one, one that shows further than just assembly, I always want to see how the gears for gearbox are made, how the plastics parts are given form, how headlights and taillights are made, the how the infotainment system is setup and designed, how wiring it’s actually made not just thrown in the car, I’m willing to spent 2 or three hours of watching that much detail. I liked this one, mainly because is the first one I see of the TayCan, but still not 100% satisfied.
All of that happens at suppliers. That's where the real engineering is done for all the parts that go together to make a car. I work for a tier 1 automotive supplier in metro Detroit.
@@dabestbp3639 basically if it wasn't for Tesla making their cars (like the Model S) Porsche would have never created the Taycan. I think that's what he means.
And? Exactly same can be said about Tesla, it's not like Tesla invented car or lithium ion battery or electric motor. 😂 But indeed Tesla made them fashionable this time by making their implementation of the idea so good and affordable (affordable by focusing on building large scale battery manufacturing capacity). In that matter big kudos to Tesla.
24:05 they forgot the power inverter. This is the box they call commutator 😅 the motor will not run fine if you supply DC to the motor. You also could not control the rotor movement without power electronics.
Painful to constantly hear the family name Porsche (2 syllables) mispronounced. Otherwise it is great to see how far Porsche (say, "Por-shah") has come since the 4 cam air-cooled days. Amazing car!
As an English man I hate how certain nationalitys pronounce Jaguar Jagwharr it's pronounced JAG-U-R, I should know I was responsible from 91 to 02ish for foundry tooling approval and dimensional reports of AJ straight six block and head and V12 block and left and right hand heads before going into production.
I went to test drive this last Saturday, it's dead vault quiet. From zero it launches like an airplane. Stunning design. I query 3 things: the tight back doors, the slanting roof makes it uncomfortable for back seaters. Also, I'm disappointed with the audio quality. Instead of bose, bemeaster should have been used in my opinion. Overall, it's a wonderful piece of engineering.
Wow! @14:30 "even a lipstick can lead to paint failure so all the substances that the employees use on their bodies are tested accordingly" Astonishing details!
I’m still a bit confused as to why an electric car has badging with the word “Turbo” in it… is that in reference to the recirculation motors for the A/C and heating systems?
great job on the documentary, it's really nice to see the behind-the-scenes of such an iconic brand. but honestly, while the Taycan Turbo S looks amazing and performs well, i can't help but feel that it misses the mark on the driving experience that true Porsche enthusiasts crave. it's almost like they're focusing too much on tech and not enough on that classic feel. what do you all think?
Are the videos on the channel recorded and rendered as Interlaced? (e.g. 1080i) That is really odd in the digital world, and all videos look really jagged (aliased)
It's totally awesome and amazing to them. They're keep following the Standard Operating Procedures. To ensure, safety, quality, designer and developing system to rebuild the greatest mechine in 1st optimum priority.
Superb engineering. KUKA robots (originally German company - now Chinese owned) as well as ABB (Sweden). KUKA used by most German auto manufacturers..VW has about 5 000 robots in its Wolfsburg plant..Colossal
Hi WELT, wish you can cover more of the development of the car, testing and philosophies of design... rather than walk us through the manufacturing process which is more or less the same with all other video series
Like a petrol nozzle for refueling, auto manufacters ought to settle on a universal charging port, maybe how fast it charges will be automatically configured by the make and model attached when charging.
At 15:27 mark, they used background score music from Indian Blockbuster film "KGF Chapter 1" from scene where Garuda's father dies and when Garuda Dies. The BGM called "Anticipation KGF Chapter 1".
great video, really loved the inside look at the Porsche factory! but honestly, i think the Taycan Turbo S is overrated compared to other EVs. while it's impressive, some rival brands seem to offer better value for similar performance. just my two cents!
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Love those doc series, but the one I really would like to see is the factory that makes the robots for those factories
Haha Same here 😫😂
Yes. I'm always in awe of the engineering behind all this equipment and technology.
Sore spot. German Kuka got sold to chinese. These robots are the base of the German car industry, Kuka should have been protected.
@@Couchedking You are right there and it prompted the German parliament to enact laws to future proof or sanction such buyouts.
Ich glaube eher, dass der Bundestag solche Verkäufe noch befürwortet.
A little bit distracting for me, a German channel pronounce Porsche as "porrsh"
Gotta make sure the yanks understand what this video is about
I guess it is a native speaker, no matter where the publisher comes from.
@@Niggolaars No matter where the speaker comes from, there is no car named "porsh".
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@@denlistige8538 the mispronunciation actually takes the fun out of the video for me. If they want to talk about principles, fundamentals, and details then getting the name right is a good starting point!
I'm a great fan of this episodes, I Love your channel!
Please keep giving us dream cars inside the factory, I LOVE IT!
Stunning shots of Taycans drifting in the snow... Love it.
6:54 “Here, robots check the work of robots “...the best line in the entire documentary. Checks and Balances is inevitable!
The robots that move and attach huge parts and the ones that apply the paint move so smoothly and in so many directions. It looks like a futuristic fantasy movie.
Yes indeed ✊️. I love it as well
When the second generation of the Taycan comes to market it will be something special 😍
It’s no wonder that this incredible car costs so much, because no expense was spared in this incredible three story factory. Imagine how much money they could’ve saved without those elevators and spinning robots? It is really incredible to watch, German engineering at it’s finest!
Do they over engineer every part of this car ? Yes and they overcharge for everything for these cars
@@mikes7639They use as many VW parts as they can, that’s my guess at least.
@@mitchellbarnow1709 What Porsche engeneers is sold to VW, not vice versa.
@@roarbahamut9866 My experience is very outdated.
Porsche is a two syllable word.
'Po' 'she'
@@dominicobare8286 More like Por'shh'eh
Borsch
@@larsb.6420 more like “por” “shuh”
Ja
A great production site! We are so proud to have delivered and installed the innovative, high efficient ceiling heating and silent cooling systems
I really love these type of episodes.
Porsche worth every penny .
The technology is awesome here .
I watched the video & didn't know about the 48min long
Porsche - an innovation and engineering juggernaut; the attention to detail - particularly when the assembly line workers inspect the paint; Porsche employees can't use particular hygiene products because of the interaction with the applied paints ... interesting. Also, the tight tolerances throughout the assembly processes is something that Tesla hasn't mastered to date.
The complexity of this factory is unbelievable!. I visited the Corvette factory like 6 years ago and it was archaic compared to this factory.
Just like the end result..
33:33 How many car manufacturers checking gaps 🤔 I will not start giving names 😂
If your referring to panel gaps then all of them do.
@@gedjones5977 Indeed. Unless it's a Tesla. 🤭
Amazing documentary, really well done!!
a documentary like this on the 2020 911 turbo S would be awesome
Taycan is definitely the dream electric car, it's by far the best EV on all worldwide markets .
This is a superlative German engineering at its finest, I prefer this kind of EV over Tesla.
i am from Germany
This is so inspiring and a very good hindsight about the Taycan factory.
Tesla needs to learn something from Porsche as to how an electric car should look like... especially from the inside
No quality control issues here. It's simply what makes a Porsche what it is. Attention to detail. Like the commercial says here in the US, "finally an ev worth chasing".
How can anyone not love the documentary.
Love the engineering prowess of Germans. God bless you big as you give humanity the best in your products.
Great documentary. Loved the detail and the beautiful result.
14:38 911 meter corridor 😃😃😃
Owwww!
Wow this documentary on the Taycan is very fascinating!
Been part of a group of mechanics that build the assembly line for the Taycan underbody (unterboden Karosse) in Mühlacker back in 2017/2018, when it was the only production line for that car's underbody.
Love your work. Personally, I think the Taycan is the most beautiful Porcshe because it looked like a balanced shape of the 911. Only it doesn't come with a flat 6😅
Did ABB do the assemblyline or Siemens? Or someone else?
Pure Brilliance!!!!
Been watching how cars are made in their factories since I was 15, like 12 years now, and still haven’t watch a complete one, one that shows further than just assembly, I always want to see how the gears for gearbox are made, how the plastics parts are given form, how headlights and taillights are made, the how the infotainment system is setup and designed, how wiring it’s actually made not just thrown in the car, I’m willing to spent 2 or three hours of watching that much detail. I liked this one, mainly because is the first one I see of the TayCan, but still not 100% satisfied.
All of that happens at suppliers. That's where the real engineering is done for all the parts that go together to make a car. I work for a tier 1 automotive supplier in metro Detroit.
I also love seeing such details.
Those parts are made by dozens of suppliers in Germany and many other countries.
Imagine an electric car for the masses at more modest cost designed and built to Porsche's standards, it would be quite something !
I'll pass...I enjoy driving and feeling my car. Electric cars are for boring and lifeless people who view driving as a chore.
@@user-be6rk1zd4j dinosaur - and they ended up extinct too lol
7:07 the narrator gets so damn intense :O
This car is Great, i love it 😍But remember it never would’ve been developed without the pressure that another American car manufacturer has created 😉
What does that even mean
@@dabestbp3639 basically if it wasn't for Tesla making their cars (like the Model S) Porsche would have never created the Taycan. I think that's what he means.
@@look-at-this-dudeee2658 Never is an overstatement, but not so soon is more like it.
And? Exactly same can be said about Tesla, it's not like Tesla invented car or lithium ion battery or electric motor. 😂 But indeed Tesla made them fashionable this time by making their implementation of the idea so good and affordable (affordable by focusing on building large scale battery manufacturing capacity). In that matter big kudos to Tesla.
Every time they mention gap dimensions i feel like they're taking shots at Tesla lol
No its just very important to Germans, seen as a general sign für good quality
Thanks for posting this vid!!!
24:05 they forgot the power inverter. This is the box they call commutator 😅 the motor will not run fine if you supply DC to the motor. You also could not control the rotor movement without power electronics.
6:19 is the same thing i told my girlfriend
lol
Painful to constantly hear the family name Porsche (2 syllables) mispronounced. Otherwise it is great to see how far Porsche (say, "Por-shah") has come since the 4 cam air-cooled days. Amazing car!
I thought it was more like Por-Shuh
@@Harsh1514 Yep. Though never Por-Shee, lol.
@@OakvilleLad Por-schè
As an English man I hate how certain nationalitys pronounce Jaguar Jagwharr it's pronounced JAG-U-R, I should know I was responsible from 91 to 02ish for foundry tooling approval and dimensional reports of AJ straight six block and head and V12 block and left and right hand heads before going into production.
@@jeremywentworth1833 Thank you, Jeremy. You and my Porsche mechanic father might have enjoyed a pint together back in the day.
I went to test drive this last Saturday, it's dead vault quiet. From zero it launches like an airplane. Stunning design. I query 3 things: the tight back doors, the slanting roof makes it uncomfortable for back seaters. Also, I'm disappointed with the audio quality. Instead of bose, bemeaster should have been used in my opinion. Overall, it's a wonderful piece of engineering.
Burmeister audio is an option for all Taycans
Excellent video.
Wow! @14:30 "even a lipstick can lead to
paint failure so all the substances that
the employees use on their bodies are tested accordingly" Astonishing details!
And yet the guy stroking the paint is dripping in hair gel.
@@andrewsmactips I noticed that too :D
Im wondering in 10hr shift...no deodorant neither perfume...😂
@@andrewsmactips Yep but it was tested and is OK.
I’m still a bit confused as to why an electric car has badging with the word “Turbo” in it… is that in reference to the recirculation motors for the A/C and heating systems?
It's a trim level for porsche
Perfect car and perfect documentary.
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I'd suggest this fascinating film justifies the cost of this incredible car. Is it any wonder Porsche cars are so good?
A 718 cayman Documentary would be awesome too :D
beautiful documentary about Porsche taycan Turbo S😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍
What an amazing car i will be ordering one within the next 24 months
Im surprised before 3h it got uploaded and TH-cam recommended it to me, it was worth watching at list
the only Porsche that does not have Porsche iconic appearance
9:30 sounds like the guy from kurzgesagt
It most likely is, he voices a bunch of different shows.
Awsome as always
11:42 tesla engineers: we'll pretend we didn't see that
Fantastic videos ❤
Great video. Just a little confused on how you install a Turbo charger on an electric car?
26:24 Split window VW bug on the right!! Porsches baby!!
Thank you Sir for sharing💫😊
great job on the documentary, it's really nice to see the behind-the-scenes of such an iconic brand. but honestly, while the Taycan Turbo S looks amazing and performs well, i can't help but feel that it misses the mark on the driving experience that true Porsche enthusiasts crave. it's almost like they're focusing too much on tech and not enough on that classic feel. what do you all think?
Taycan where noy the first to use 800 volts. It was the koenigsegg regera that utilise the first 800 volts system on a production car.
Are the videos on the channel recorded and rendered as Interlaced? (e.g. 1080i)
That is really odd in the digital world, and all videos look really jagged (aliased)
It's totally awesome and amazing to them. They're keep following the Standard Operating Procedures. To ensure, safety, quality, designer and developing system to rebuild the greatest mechine in 1st optimum priority.
Auto-generated subtitle isn't working good. I need English Subtitle :(
I'm pretty sure the Regera had an 800 volt electrical system before the Taycan (though it is technically a hybrid)
Tesla quality control = 2
Porsche quality control = 10
You will never receive a Porsche with poor quality paint or gapse
GM quality control= what quality??
Brilliant what a technology Germany is the best
The announcer pronounces Porsche wrong throughout the entire video BUT a great video.
Surely, next one will be Aston martin..💯😊 Please you should release a documentary about Koenigsegg..👌
Maybe,... Once Aston Martin is part of VW group. Didn't you notice?
@@JeffSyam I didn't notice that..Thank you for informing that..👍😊
Aston is not a vw group Bentley's are. Consider a Ferrari but never in dreams they will give welt a chance
Kurzgesagt voice actor!
Amazing car amazing plant
Superb engineering. KUKA robots (originally German company - now Chinese owned) as well as ABB (Sweden). KUKA used by most German auto manufacturers..VW has about 5 000 robots in its Wolfsburg plant..Colossal
Special electric turbo.🤤
Great video
It was very annoying to hear the narrator mis-pronounce Porsche. And, that it was not corrected in post production,
Fantastic!
Electric turbo. Neat.
28:58 EU (Germany) front plate and a US (Florida) rear plate?
Right???? What is up with that??? 😂
Hi WELT, wish you can cover more of the development of the car, testing and philosophies of design... rather than walk us through the manufacturing process which is more or less the same with all other video series
Amazing.
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Can't Wait!
Give one of these with the governor unhooked to Timo and let him show us what it will really do on the Nordschleife !!!!! 🤔😎👍
Que paso 😨🙀 Dios sabe que te amo Estefaní 🤗
I will take two of them please ✊
It's amazing technology
Great to see aa awesome Porsche in their Zuffenhausen Mega Factories competes with other EV car technologies ...
Great series
Porsche is the best in the world ..!
You should do an inside a McLaren factory or something.
Notice how aside brabus, they're doing all the VW Group cars?
It's gonna take a bit till they get into British territory
@@TheRealCandyMan Man, I notice the same thing! :-D
Honestly mclarens are cool cars but they are terrible built
and the narrator a 100% british, i prefer a native english speaker like apple or range rover does
McLaren would not allow humans to video their alien techs.
Like a petrol nozzle for refueling, auto manufacters ought to settle on a universal charging port, maybe how fast it charges will be automatically configured by the make and model attached when charging.
Cool 😎😎😙😎 the best for me ❤️🙂
32:12 is EPIC!!!
Hi, is this the last Dream Cars Inside The Factory Documentaries of the saga? Please, tell me you are planning a season 2 or something like that 🙏🏻
At 15:27 mark, they used background score music from Indian Blockbuster film "KGF Chapter 1" from scene where Garuda's father dies and when Garuda Dies. The BGM called "Anticipation KGF Chapter 1".
Does Porsche explain how they dealt with they battery materials problem?
Very handsome car. I don't know if it's par with tesla technologically but looks way better definitely.
great video, really loved the inside look at the Porsche factory! but honestly, i think the Taycan Turbo S is overrated compared to other EVs. while it's impressive, some rival brands seem to offer better value for similar performance. just my two cents!
So 120 years plus Tesla Model S are needed for one electric Porsche. Is it double for second one ?
I'm in love with this car😍😍😍
wow, i like the sound of that electric motor
I missed the bit where Porsche make the battery
It comes in a wrapper from Panasonic.
Can you do the BMW 8 Series please?