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I have seen a reading of close to 70 Celsius, this December, in Germany. Around 30% SoC. (-6 or so outside). While navigating to a charger Fans were replaced a few months ago, so they are all good. They were not spinning. Charging was not allowed, red LED on the port. After I deleted the...

The fix is a software stack update in the car (so 4360+); or a change to the API to filter the data sent to the my20-24 cars for processing + route planner update in the car to match the data that would be expected. There is no communication on the matter, no TIs, so services do what’s best...

It’s been guessed multiple times correctly that the issue is to do with data quantity. We have much more providers of chargers and multiple providers that deliver that data in Europe. With newer pcm/navigation a lot of that data processing has been moved server side, which is not the case for...

No. PCCB is far from new tech also. PCSB is a minimum requirment with Mission E just because porsche says so; there is no actual hardware incomptaibility between iron disks and mission E wheels. Porsche won't fit you mission E on iron discs, but you can buy them and fit them yourself.

It does nothing; the app is missmatched in terms of API info to the car. Routes are calculated differently. The app is compatible in terms of route planning with PCM 4360+ So when you send a route from the app, it only sends the end destination and intermediary stops, and then it recalculates...

Wanted to avoid posting this, but I think it's generic enough. Porsche mobility says the issue is known and being worked on, with no time frame for the fix in sight. As I know personally people working for Porsche Software division in Cluj, Romania, I asked directly there also. The issue is...

Yes, it is the case. The optimal temperature is 35 degrees. Preconditioning should stop there, and then any excess temperature should be managed by the radiators and removed. It's a mess. Fire hazard due to excess temperature because preconditioning doesn't stop, accident hazard due to...

Yes, I've had that. Also scenarios of the car telling me to drive a few tens or hundreds of kilometers to arrive at the charger that is... next to me, and not allowing me to charge unless i stop the navigation. And many other such bugs, like preconditioning going on until the end of time making...

Just a video i saw recently, and I thought it's an interesting comparison in terms of approach to marketing :) Which one do you guys think is more likely to make a kid / teenager dream of getting their car? Unless a youth serum gets invented soon, Porsche's client base will continue to...

The whole point of it being plastic is so it can get damaged without making your wallet cry. Why repair such small damage? It will likely look the same within 1 month of driving. Unless it cracks, ignore it... if it cracks, just replace it with a whole new part, it's cheap.

If this is a joke/sarcasm, ignore my comment, but if it's not... it does absolutely nothing to the grid :) Most of the energy comes from local battery storage, which is charged at lower rates. Even more than that, specific to France, last year it had so much surplus of energy generation that...

He loves big american cars, so that will not be a complaint from him. Interesting enough that in UK you can still get the best deal ever by buying an EV for your company. Most of the world did away with that

Investors don’t get those details, but sure, car clubs do. Switzerland has some of the biggest super car clubs, plenty of 918 and GTs, and shockingly beside random service person rumors, there is no official info being given ;) Proof enough is that you clarified that it’s your wish :) As for...

They don’t, just porsche artificial restriction. You can put them on iron discs no problem

https://www.autocar.co.uk/car-news/new-cars/chinas-stratos-confirmed-europe-429bhp I guess no need to import it anymore

A software update to the 2027 Taycan is expected; a software update that applies to all Taycan years is just rumours. There’s a difference there

Would assume from the same engineers that developed the "charging limit" on j1.1 taycans, that requires a full university degree to be able to set a 80% limit. And probably will receive 0 updates, same as j1.1 taycans.

They have, CARIAD. But they are still the ones that managed it. 80yo managers aren't capable of envisioning more than their own bellies :). They literarly released a documentary about how they "invented" a new color, while widespread HV battery recalls were happening and a taycan burned a...

I hope he is right also; but more than likely it's just bad faith rumors. If Porsche had anything in the pipeline, they would have informed dealers to calm the unrest and also to avoid spending the millions they are paying to services right now in europe due to people brining their cars to...

Yes, everyone's... for a few days/weeks; and then it goes back to being broken. Likely just because it does a memory reset/clears some sort of cache.