About once a month I get an email from my SA asking if I want new car. I keep telling him I’ll be the first one to put done money on an electric 718 allocation.
No matter the form factor, the receptacle should be a FRU. So if Porsche made the decision to switch to NACS it would just be a design on a new receptacle that fits in the existing CCS space. Since NACS is smaller than CCS it should be doable. Yes, I’m oversimplifying but you get my drift...
Well, I was kinda half-serious because I mean come on with the damn thing already. But yes I know that gaffer’s tape & such are the livery of teh mules.
The electric Boxster’s supposed to be a MY 2025. This article talks about unveiling a “vision” and I certainly hope that they’re past the “vision” phase for the e718 at this point.
Will need to reconfigure the EVSE setup in that garage bay as I was planning on it having Taycan-esque L & R charging ports. But, I think I actually like the location shown better anyway
Just putting it out thereto gauge interest.
Car has under 6K miles. In-use date ≈ 15 May 2021. In addition to the Monroney features, car also has 5 year CeramicPro professionally applied w/warranty, and lifetime Active Lane Keeping and Innodrive applied via FoD.
Asking the MSRP as a start...
Just got the car back again. The SA told me that they went off-board based on the advice of whoever they were troubleshooting with in Germany and did an additional brake bleed. However, this time they were given a procedure on how to recalibrate the brake pedal travel sensor during the bleed...