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2020 4S PPB 38000 miles. In Range Mode & HVAC off.

Theoretically that makes sense. I think Taycan batteries are way more resilient than what people think. However no point in charging past 80% unless your gonna need it that day.

Maybe not if only 5 miles but yes if battery was down to 70% or below. Have now done nearly 40000 miles in my Taycan with no noticeable degradation.

Best practice is to charge nightly to 80% if more is not needed for the next days mileage.

I've always used Goodyear Ultra Grip on 20" rims for Winter.

It must depend on what part of the country you live as to the Go rate as my off peak is 8.5p

But it might have been interesting. ?

It's only free for what you use over your normal usage and yes free for cars too.

They are exactly the same fit.

I have owned my Taycan since new. Took delivery 4th June 2020. Longest I've ever owned the same car. Absolutely love it and see no compelling reason to change it. Warranty expired June 2023 and I haven't extended.

I belive it's separate from Porsche Connect. My Porsche Connect expired over a year ago but I can still use the inbuilt Apple Music.

Same. I have June 2020 4S from new. No issues apart from a rattle from the door card which the dealer cured.

That's ridiculous. Try another dealer even though further distance away.

Porsche Hull Im have always found the service exceptional at Hull.

My range has always been 265 to 295 in the Summer and 215 to 240 in the winter over the 4 years I've owned it. No I didn't get any battery health reports.

Hi. I have a 4S with 20" wheels. 3.4 was after only driving 9 miles at a steady 60mph on the dual carriageway.

It's good to have Jensen back after his transplant operation.?

Well. Just been notified that my car will be ready to collect tomorrow. They will have had the car for just over 2 weeks. 2 Cell Modules completely replaced (12 individual cells per module) and both radiator fans replaced. My cars warranty expired a year's ago but obviously no charge for this...

Only tyres labeled NF0, NF1 and NF2 are approved/recommended by Porsche for the Taycan. They are especially designed for handling, extra weight of EV, quietness and for range. I personally use Michelin Pilot Sport 4 for my summer tyres and Goodyear Ultragrip for my winter tyres. Obviously in the...

Perhaps, for the Range especially, it is better to always use a tyre designed for electric vehicles ie NF0.