Ever since EVs have started popping up like mushrooms, a lot of car enthusiasts have deemed them unholy, soulless, and boring to drive. However, there’s another side to it, as demonstrated in this video from the channel Seen Through Glass. The channel is actually quite fun, since it showcases expensive cars and supercars in a more entertaining way, sometimes even using them not how they were intended. This gives us a chance to get answers to questions we never thought we’d be asking. For example, can an all-electric Porsche Taycan drift?

Okay. After the revelation that EV’s are here to stay, maybe some of you have wondered whether it’s possible or not. Whether or not you can make the all-wheel-drive Taycan drift is a bit irrelevant here, because now there’s a new base version, which ditches the front electric motor. Yes, you can now get a Taycan with rear-wheel-drive only.

This means that the base Taycan should still be properly quick. It’s also worth noting that one less motor also means less weight – 198 pounds (90 kg) less to be exact. In this case, since there’s no power going to the front, the turn-in would be a lot crisper than before. When we talk about rear-wheel-drive cars, one question still remains. Will it drift?