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Yes. So far, this has only happened when my son is in the passenger seat. When he is driving the Taycan, there is no motion sickness. His car is a Toyota GR Corolla. Other passengers have thus far had no motion sickness.

I received the Yellow Chassis Error during my round trip from VA to MA. My Taycan will be in the shop later this week. The Taycan is still level and is not slanting to one side. I did notice a difference when traveling over bumps on the highway right after the chassis error was displayed. In...

A similar monitoring method when I take a trip is that I wish the EV providers (Electrify America, ChargePoint, etc.) would figure out how to detect if a queue of cars is waiting. 1/6 is a guess of a possible queue of cars waiting. I heard that Tesla assigns slots when there is a queue, but I'm...

Yep! I am experiencing the same KW reduction after the WSS4 update.

I did not encounter any other Taycans on my trip from VA to the American Dream Mall in East Rutherford, New Jersey. On my way back from New Jersey to Virginia, I didn’t see any Taycans along a scenic Route 95 - Route 301 (no traffic - very scenic - cruise) - Route 50 - Route 295 - Route 395.

"HV battery control unit (WST2)" PCM reported the update was successful on March 23, 2026. This upgrade message occurred 4 days after the recall service was done for ASB2 (Reprogramming driver assistance systems) and WSS6 (Reprogramming 12V battery sensor).

I did not experience the issues you reported in your OP before/after the recalls were completed on my Taycan. I would assume your issues with your Taycan have been addressed by Porsche.

The two recall items were completed on March 19, 2026. No issues before or after. 1. ASB2 Re-Programming Driver Assistance Systems 2. WSS6 Re-Programming 12V Battery Sensor

I do not have the issue mentioned in the ASB2 Recall Notice, but I will schedule the update with my dealer.

The warming message remains active when the OBD2 connects. Make sure the profile is set up correctly. See the screens below.

Here are the Car Scanner readings I took yesterday of my Taycan (2023 Taycan 4S: 21,424 Miles). The car scanner has a dashboard that can be displayed on the PCM. Evgeny, this is the data the team is looking for once you have the OBDII device and the Car Scanner app. Enjoy!

Review the following information about what is included in the 2-year service and inspection. Details may vary by dealer, and you may be able to negotiate to exclude certain service items. Hourly rates also vary. https://www.taycanforum.com/forum/posts/495696/

Just adding definition to some of the acronyms: The JSON snippet above represents a Data Identifier (DID) definition commonly used in automotive diagnostics, specifically within the ODX (Open Data eXchange) standard (ASAM MCD-2D). PIWIS (Porsche Integrated Workshop Information System ) version...

2023 Taycan 4S. No issues to report. 20K miles and still enjoying the Taycan experience. The seat sensor recall was addressed during the 20K-mile service.

OK. Thanks! Is this 12V battery sensor recall for only J1.2?

What version of PCM software is in your Taycan? Here is my version from a recent 20K service on January 5, 2026.

Yep! The Porsche Tax! 😉

No. Alignment is separate. $750. Only the right front tire starter to inner wear a bit, so the recommendation was alignment. He was able to feel it. All other tires were in good shape.

Taycan Forum community, here is my 20K service report. See the attachments for reference.