Our local Porsche Service Manager has repeatedly suggested manually turning off the car at home, lock the car with the remote, and move the key 30’ away overnight. Resets and cures a lot of ills. Have not had any serious problems since August.
Most likely safety - get in and drive and it behaves like every other Taycan. If you know enough to change it - change it. Makes sense for a lawyer, and for novice drivers.
Must have. The first U-turn will amaze you! And high-speed handling is more stable.
PTV+ is also a must-have feature for slick surfaces (rain, snow, or ice) or aggressive handling.
PDCC is a must-have feature for sport-car performance that can become docile for a luxurious ride.
All three are...
I use Hill Descent at 20 mph coming off our hill all the time with our Turbo S - it is called Cruise Control. Like the original 2015 Macan, as soon as you start rolling, flick the cruise control forward - it jumps to 20 mph if your speed is <20 mph. (part of the same design team for both...
Have not seen a schematic or the insides of the PMCC, but highly suspect it uses a toroidal transformer similar the ground-fault circuit breakers in your kitchen or bathroom. They function by measuring the current coming in one wire and leaving by the other wire. If they are not the same, some...
Do not know - our Taycan Turbo S has never had trouble connecting to the mothership server, but did directly connect my iPone via the USB-C port once when we first received the car.
Use the Connect app to preheat the car (and all four seats) while still connected to the charger an hour before departing. Works well for us without ever going to the garage.
Am not in the UK, so this is just conjecture.:
If your phone has internet access and you connect it to the Taycan USB-C port, does the Taycan connect to the Porsche server?