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Same for me: a MY23 CPO GTS with full leather - I wouldn't have bought it with Race-Tex. It came with a Race-Tex steering wheel but I've changed that for leather, too - I find the Race-Tex wheel too slippery in the hands.

In the left tube it's called "Assistance systems". It only shows ACC when it's active.

MY23 Normal: Wide angle: Switch between the 2 with the icons on the right.

now it's my turn to go "ha ha" ;)

There are 2 views from the front camera - I don't remember how so I'll check later in the car how to switch between them.

Porsche warranty all the way, especially on a Taycan. If you'd extended _before_ it expired you wouldn't need to go through the health check (but hindsight's a wonderful thing!).

I just changed my original front Goodyear Eagle F1 NF0s after 9000 miles - I picked up a puncture and saw the inside shoulder was down to the cords; the majority of the tyre width had plenty of tread left. I've replaced them with the same tyre: Eagle F1 Asymmetric 3 NF0s. I'd like to fit...

Well that's a first: Android getting something before Apple 🤣. It wasn't that long ago that the Android phone app refused to admit right-hand-drive cars existed: the steering wheel was shown on the left in the preconditioning screen; the iphone app showed it correctly. It got fixed a while ago now.

You don't say whether you're using Android or Apple watch [sorry, just noticed in the thread subject: "apple watch"] - but the app on my Samsung/Android-Wear watch has all sorts of unit settings under "Settings" -> "App settings".

Note the "in the UK" in the original question 😉.

I've never tried but I didn't think any adaptor was required - IN UK Tesla use the European standard CCS (Combined Charging System) Combo 2, same as the Taycan. No? This seems to be born out from this old thread: (32) Charging a Taycan using Tesla (Super)chargers in the UK | TaycanForum --...

Bring back SAAB!

Maybe it needs to be a 112-point check :CWL:.

As @chun says I'm not aware of any unreliability with PCCB. I like the reduced unsprung weight (though I'm not a good enough driver to really feel the difference) and that I don't get any brake dust on the wheels. What I'm not looking forward to is paying to have them replaced - I hope (pray?)...

I have PCCB with my Mission-Es.

OK, so that's not what's causing your issues. Do you have access to online services in the car? - news, weather, Spotify, etc.

Hmm, not sure how to proceed. Octopus installed my Zappi so they already knew about it. I wonder if you need to let them know you have it before it gives you the option - might be worth pinging them or searching their FAQs.

No, you don't need to contact Octopus. First delete the car as your device, then add a new device. I don't remember the steps exactly but I think you should specify the charger first. The process will ask about the car but only so it knows what size the battery is. If you're asked to log into...

Correct - much more reliable than having Octopus control the car directly, too.

Easiest place to check is in the app. Go to account then contracts.