
An all-electric Porsche Taycan worth £135,0O0 is now part of the A2B Taxis Norwich fleet, serving passengers to and from Norwich Airport.
Travellers have been pleasantly surprised by the high-end ride, with the driver describing it as a "real icebreaker".
A spokeswoman for A2B Taxis Norwich said: "Passengers have been loving the luxurious vehicles that they can travel in when ordering a taxi from Norwich Airport’s taxi and private hire provider A2B Taxis Norwich."
The Porsche Taycan was purchased from a dealership in Hall Road, where staff were taken aback by the unusual request.
The dealership’s sales manager said he had never heard of anyone purchasing a Porsche for private hire and believes it is the only one in the country.
The spokesman for A2B added "Passengers think we are joking when we tell them that the vehicle they are looking out for is the Porsche, but the car is now in full-time service and available for executive hire on request."

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