How Porsche's First Electric Car (The Taycan) Is Made | The Making Of
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- Опубліковано 12 вер 2019
- Porsche unveiled its new flagship automobile and it’s entirely electric. The Taycan, based off a show-stopping concept car from 2015, boasts a range of 280 miles. Watch the video below to see how Porsche makes the all-electric performance car within a new wing of their main plant in Zuffenhausen, Germany.
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Ok, that was pretty cool.
Wow sup jerry. Will you be testing this car ?
Don’t scratch it!!!
It has glass 👀
Yeah. But I haven't seen a durability test yet.
Some scratching at a level 5 with deeper grooves at a level 6
Can we just say that the people who created these car building robots are unbelievably talented
Not only car building robots, but automated machinery and production lines in all kinds of factories from making aluminium cans to the latest auto technology. They are the most unrecognized geniuses in the world.
@@tubester4567 It amazes me how people can come up with and design tech like that. Even just the idea that we figured out how to make an internal combustion engine in the first place is ridiculous to me.
This is my job. I think everyone is talented in his own speciality. But thank you for your pleasing words. :-)
@@smoker_joe Im sorry if this is a bold question, but for what seems like such a hard and advanced job: how much do you earn? Or if you're not comfortable telling me that, what is the exact name of your job so I could look it up myself. Im quite interested, thank you :)
@@oskar751 I don't know what you're interested about. There are hundreds of different jobs around car manufacturing.
My job is about process design and CAD robot simulation (Robcad, Process Simulate)
I work in Europe and earn about 3k€ / month before taxes. (about 25%)
5:57 - Final step: A mechanophile fingers the entire car.
Lmao 😂
Lmfao xD
my man got the best job
That guy who has sex with his car doesn't seem all weird now.
Making a wet flesh bag human stiff for a moment of sheer driving ecstasy experience of instant electric torque acceleration joy & fun :)
Robot: assembling everything
Human: wipe and admiring them, best job ever
Robots will eventually take most of our jobs in the future, glad I'll be gone by then.
@@stn7172 They don't take your job because you're unable to do what they have to do.
@@stn7172 thanks for nothing, old man
@@smoker_joe stop making excuses for the companies impoverishing working people
@@stn7172 I used to think the same but it’s only an issue under capitalism. In a more leftist society, automation is good because it means that people have more time to do what they want, and less human labor is required
WHAT'S YOUR JOB?... I touch cars all days 🤓
I'd say it's "fondling". Imagine the business card...Car Fondler!
@@beesplaining1882 true 😂 although it sounds like the car might file for sexual harrasment 😲
IMA A SPECIALIST IN MOLESTING CARS
Kids*
I work at Porsche in the Quality-Controll-Section
4:42 this dude loves his work so much that he even got a wrench tattoo on his forearm. Talk about dedication!
Fawk Yu if I worked for Porsche....I probably would have one too
@@SVdreamin 😂😂😂
Obv that's what tatoo is for 🤔
😂😂😂
Yeah thats true german didication, thats why their cars are the best.
Good to know there’s a guy who fingers my car before I buy it.
First they take the dingle bop and they smooth it out with a bunch of schleem. The schleem is then repurposed for later batches.
Wubba Lubba Dub Dub
*burps*
And then shlami comes in
Bruh that’s exactly what this reminded me of
Dude, I literally watched that clip right before watching this, wow
So basically just like how any other cars are made nowadays
G Kim Not necessarily. Most manufacturers don’t go through the amount of work Porsche does with checking every centimeter of the car from paint to bodywork to engine components.
Kchhibs So basically just like how any other sport cars are made nowadays
Jeff Smith if you would compare it to the company Porsche wants to compete with their electric car (Tesla), you could see that Porsche has a really good manufacturing process.
Jeff Smith is that the reason porsche’s are better made than something like a nissan...
Tesla assembles its cars in a tent :D
*I love how even the factory* *workers wear polo-shirts*
Andi Goldberger what did you expect?
Believe me it’s just for that day cos they knew the video is gonna be made, plus the supervisor told them to wear one.. i use to work in a factory (not with cars) but just giving you an idea. And i never well non of us ever wore a “factory” shirt..
Michael VR hehe I’m from Slovenia so almost your neighbour. And where i use to work it was a huuuuge company that were making kitchen components. But yeah not sure thwy wear this outfit behind camera. But I could totally be weong
@@davem8775 the workers at the factories of the company i work for, always wear polo shirts. Its just normal!
Ribo it depends on the boss/manager then
That's a lot of responsibility working at the assembly line! 🤯 I'm not sure I could handle that!
It's easy like making a closet from Ikea
It's so easy that you repeat the tasks while you are sleeping...
Bro it's so easy... like I made a DIY Porsche yesterday by watching this tutorial vid
@@omarmandooh I'm working in a car plant, so I know what I'm talking about. The biggest part is the engineering part, the assembly is just no brain. Just repeat the tasks, and you do always one task, exclusively one. So just be serious and look further than just watching a video
That easy compared to some stuff out there. I had one job where I couldn't sleep it was so stressful.
Amazing how much work the robots can do, as well as the skills of the humans making up the parts. It's really cool to see both working together to make an great product!
"The panel is entirely one piece." Jony Ive just came in his pants
burnoutvista jony doesn’t work for Apple anymore
First name Last name he is still contracted by Apple but yea he doesn’t work for apple
First name Last name he didn’t say he was working at apple
😂
hahaa😂😂😂👌🏾
0:43 idk why but those Robot Arms gave me anxiety its just creepy...
Because you're a little snowflake
It looks a bit weird
It looks like pantyhose
yeah same
they looks funny
Fun fact: The first car made by Ferry Porsche was already electric- that meand that the Taycan actually is not the first e-Porsche.
But this car is fully electric like everything is electric
wasn't that the Loner-Porsche? I thought that that car wasn't officially a Porsche
Fun fact, most likely you will never be able to afford a Porsche.
@@leo19751984 fun fact: you can get a solid Porsche boxster for $1500
bardo Perez solid lol 😂
The spray painting “hands” was an extremely unsettling sight for me. I’m not sure why it bothered me so much, just seemed so.. strange yet cool, but scary??
It's because of the cover, you can't see electronics. Weird
Definitely in the Uncanny Valley.
ABB powder painting robots the best in their field
This is basically a paid commercial from porsche
Exactly. Business Insider is owned by the Germans. Also a reason why their articles are almost always negative on Tesla.
@@rogerheuckeroth7456 bingo
@@rogerheuckeroth7456 Maybe Tesla deserves it?
And your issue is? Can you not see a benefit in information? Would you like to see similar information on how our food/liquids are produced? Or any item we use/consume? I would.
@@Failman169 how does Tesla "deserve it"??
So robots are wearing clothes now, okay.
its to protect them from dust and other stufs
Haha it’s to protect them form the paint
Don’t prevent scratching the paint
@@staroceanic no its not
They are cold the first 4 paintjobs. Then they remove the clothes. And put them back on when they sleep.
I love the new season of “How its made”
the amount of engineering that went into such a process... amazing
It's known as CED : Cathodic Electro Deposition, not CDP. The paint shop is made by Dürr & Eisenmann.
I was an Eisenmann employee & have worked in a Zeffenhausen project.
bhak chutiya
@@cyanide1739 lol
I'm so high that it took me almost a minute to realize that you wrote cathodic and not Catholic.
Rahul Ray Zuffenhausen
They paid for it they can call whatever they want
What a beautiful car.
Ahmed Nisar What Beautiful is is subjective.
@@ahmednisar2359 And you, 2?
Eh not that great
VW Group doing what it does best, outdoing all others. I didn't realize what real quality was until I got my first Audi. Several down the road and I'm continually impressed. Looking forward to going electric in a year!
The engineering involved to create all this is amazing.
Robots are precise, Robots don't take sick leave, they don't complain and best of all they run on how many hours you tell them to. Bye bye humans 😲
What about the people who design robots
Couldn’t have said it better.
they break down.
Nom Nep but by that time it’s okay because the business has profited enough that fixing the machinery isn’t that much in the scheme of things
Haku soon robots will be making robots
Take a shot every time he mispronounces stator.
God it's making me cringe
What's the real one?
Two shots weren't enough.. I need more
@@AbhimanyuVenu It's pronounced stay-tor.
He also mispronounced Taycan.
wow, that technology is amazing
The actual manufacturing of the car is more impressive than the car itself. Those robots are nuts.
How come it's only been a couple of days since Porsche launched the Taycan and the "How It's Made" video is already out?
Before the launch, there is already a preproduction series running to test and optimize the whole production process before the actual final production starts. So I guess thats what you see here
Free advertising
They're copy and pasting. The pinnacle model of Business Insider's videos.
Because they've started producing them...
Think carefully. If they’d shown before release then the release would not be relevant would it?
How i don't even have money for an iphone 11
just win the lottery
ATS_ yeah that’s easy!
Cuz u don't have a job
Iphone 11 ugly tho
potatomato :p so
That painting method is rather impressive. Seems that their process control is immensely well thought out
"Two electric machines"
I think we know what motors are lol
When I heard that I pretty much stopped the video and moved on.
I'm always surprised when narrator's don't check pronunciation for key moments in a story. Do we say narrätor's, because that's how you pronounced stātor.
It actually sounds like the script was made with an AI. There's weird repetition and strange cases like the one you commented on
Thanks to this I can build my own cars for a kidney less
Not even both kidneys can afford that
Kidney still cant afford it
Porche don't do electric cars but when they do... That's damn good
Fun fact: their first car was electric
@@ericorenato88 it was great back then...
Liquid Falsate Current top of the line model S are cheaper and have more range. But the Porsche is better in every other discipline. (Which is to be expected)
And when it gets stolen you can say "oh no someone's taycan my taycan"
The dramatic approach of this endorsement is to be applauded. Creatively diving naut. SME General practices,practitioners, all fields of studies are orderly and coordinated.
4:43 love that tattoo
4:41 lol that tattoo tough, image if gynecologist did the work related tattoo :D
I've seen employees of porsche havin the Porsche-Logo as tattoos
or urologist
We want "How industrial robots is made."
The robots are made by other robots... Who are created by other robots... who are assembled by other robots... who are manufactured by other robots... who are built by other robots...
@@benjamin9120 Like the Taco inside of taco, inside of Taco Bell, inside of Mall?
Simply incredible. Thank you for sharing.
Finally more companies are making electrical cars.
And using plenty of emissions to make them 😂😂😂
@@russd1452 🤣
@@russd1452 everything comes at a cost unfortunately
@@Rhys-gv3ir agreed. Give it time and technology will catch up where anything we buy will be recyclable and made without emissions, if in our lifetime...
The emissions emitted making these electric cars is the same amount of emissions a petrol (or diesel) car would emit in 5-10 years.
Dude getting his grimy fingerprints everywhere.
That’s the end of line quality check. You can’t feel any quality issues with gloves on.
Damn who you got mixing these videos? The sound track is so heat
Thank you Porsche for such fantastic cars you’re making. One day i’ll buy one
Is it only me or are all porsche employees millenials?
surprised there are millenial craftsmen these days.
Same with BMW (did an internship) because the older ones have jobs not directly at the assembly line, they work in the background building parts or doing logistical stuff
*Sees a middle aged men
Calls them millennials
Porsche created 1,400 extra jobs at Zuffenhausen Stuttgart Germany to build Taycan. Is it good that young people have a job?
@@kojok4667: To be fair, the oldest of the "millenials" aren't too far away from being middle aged at this point...
0:43 looks like something from Cat in the Hat
Man, I would love to work there. Such dedication.
Yep, them Germans aren't fukcing around. :)
This is so amazing to watch.
Ok, aluminum, glued, dip in the water, rechargeable..
pretty much like my kid’s toy car 😭
Wilva or maybe i can 🤔
You can make those toy cars faster than real ones real speed not scale speed
Very interesting to see what’s going on in these Porsche buildings (I live in Stuttgart).
Forget the car the robotics on display is unbelievable!
Those robotic arms painting are impressive.
German engineering at it’s finest! :’)
Until the car breaks down after just a few years😂
But Toyota or Honda if you want to see good engineering
@@TJ-oo5mx Seen enough Honda's crap out before 100.000km and multiple BMWs running 400.000km, it's not about brands, it's about maintenance
T J dude it’s a porsche they are known for making the most reliable cars in de world
I've driven a 2011 Toyota and 2011 Porsche both with 140k miles on... guess which had a better quality interior, rode better, drove better, was quieter, ect. Oddly enough they've both had the same level of reliability since new. Interesting the 2011 Porsche has been more reliable than a 2014 Toyota I know of also with 140k.
Used to hate on Porsches, until I spent time with them, I'll never buy a bland and boring Toyota or Honda.
Definition of excelence
Nice picture
Came here from Gran Turismo 7 where they showcased this exact assembly line. I'm not a fan of EVs in general due to their vibe and lack of sound, but the production behind this is just interesting.
I think that driving your car after assembling it by yourself takes driving feelings to a completely different level.
So... how much will it cost to repair when it finally breaks down?
At least 1$
Porsche is tied for the #1 spot in reliability
They tested the car well i trust it and so do others
@@Gmax100_ Well I mean, you're not wrong...
0:02 i actualy like that color.
It looks like some sort of futuristic world inside that factory, with the employee's all wearing the exact same uniforms and performing the same tasks on each side of the vehicle at the exact same time. Crazy. All thought in reality they were probably just making it look good for the cameras, this factory really is a staple of the future of manufacturing on earth..
Mind blowing! Ingenuity at its best.
The painting robots' sleeves are the same color as the workers' polo shirts. I can't decide if that's classy or creepy
Putting clothes on the painting robots made then slightly terrifying for some reason.
"Two electric machines, one on each axle" round here we call them motors
Actually they are typically called e-machines in the industry.
ياسلام. هذا ابداع رائع. انتم ساهمتم في تطور العالم شكرا ولكم كل الاحترام والتقدير الي امام
Geez that’s one beautiful looking car.
As far as i know porsches first electric car was the Egger-Lohner C.2 Phaeton and it was made in 1898.
00:5 rare footage of a wild porsche drinking from a water source
Underrated
It's amazing to see these huge robots executing their program with such precision to create something so futuristic. The development to get the robots the way they are. Electric cars are the future. Batteries need alot of development and innovation so they are earth-friendlier and more efficient!!
not gonna lie the robots doing all this work/sophisticated auto pilot stuff is insane all the heavy lifting done by mechanical arms is awesome
5:47 😍🤩🤩😍😍😍😍
6:00
So, what's your job?
Oh, I just stroke brand new cars all day
Porsche, Siemens, BMW and even pharmaceuticals are the reason why I started learning german. Germans came back big time fron WW2 thanks to brilliant minds and crazy engineering.
Thank you.
Now I can make one in my Garrage
“Two electric machines, one on each axle, to power the front and rear wheels”
So motors?
6:05 lol...
" *Additional* *Video*
*Porsche* "
...In addition to exactly what other video?
There's just something about assembly robots that makes them really cool
show tesla so that we will know who does the inspections on those panel gaps.
1:20 The Panel is entirely one piece
Have you ever looked at literally any other car in the world? xD
Hey, this guy calls a stater a "stahter", obviously has no idea what any of this shit is 🤣
He says all common sense in a way as if it was all exclusive to Porsche
@@JG-ge3ui on which car? The only one I can think of is the Audi R8, and it's an design element in that one...
When he calls it a "stah-ter" instead of "stay-ter" (stator)
Incredible car - great engineering
Truly amazing!
Thank you!
That headlight tho, ain’t my type
When does Porsche not have ugly lights
Imagine being a paint job artist, and all you have to do is to inspect paint job everyday, not even showcasing your skills & talent.
And the silliest part is they'd still want you to be highly qualified and likely even have a degree to get the job 🙄
You barely have to work though 👍🏽 good pay, plenty of time to use your skill of pain in other places.
I love how if you search for anything about the manufacturing process of the taycan and ”business insider” you get the script for this video.
you'd better leave the last part where employee is checking car interior - i don't know why, but it was charming)
I am starting to want a Taycan instead of the Model S.
Taycon = $240k loaded or $150k base... Even at $240k its performance is still worse than Tesla model S P100D at $108k. Then Tesla has the charging network where Porsche has nothing. You sure you want a Taycan?
@@GreenThumb27 Taycan looks amazing. Both exterior and interior. So Taycan any day over model s
@@robosergTV BAHAHAHA, sure, please buy it so I can laugh at you spending $200k+ on a car.
Taycan has no battery cooldown like model s, so not really worse in performance
thelongs27 Porche = Amazing - Tesla = Nerd Mobile
Imagine inventing all of this..
well I saw written on industrial robots names of Siemens and ABB. Siemens in german company, and ABB is Swiss-Swedish multinational corporation
Porsche amazed me as a kid with their super well thought through cars. An now in the electric car market, they are taking that same spot, which (lets be honest) was there for the taking for porsche... i’d do anything to get ahold of an electric porsche...
This is so cool! and futuristic! No wonder Why this is one of the best Car in the world!
thanks for video
Present: teachers should be payed more!!!
Future: RoBOt sHouLd BE PaYEd MoRE...
I wish I had the money to buy this car.
I didn’t know how much notes robotics have gotten involved in assembling the vehicle... I remember seeing videos of two arms doing some work. Now it’s a dozen! For one process!
This is art! Fantastic!
Dude at end rubbing his grubby lil fingers all over the Taycan 😂
its "Stay-ter"
Now i know how to make one for myself.
glad to see companies stepping in the right direction...
Why call it a "Turbo" if there is no turbo?? Massive marketing oversight
That's not an oversight it's completely intentionally. Dumb. But intentional.
Yeah. It is beyond stupid. It insults Porsche buyers.
@@daveriley6310 how ?
How to put turbo on electric
Stands for the turbo charging
4:43 When you have a wrench tattoo on your forearm but the only position available was cable harness installer lol
Employees are moving around the shopfloor and switching tasks regularly, because it would be too boring and too demanding on your body to always do the same movements
What I thought was solid concrete in the thumbnail turns out to be some form of liquid. I've been fooled