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Very informative photos. Thanks for sharing.

I used Gretna Green Ionity charging station this summer. This place is a must for my Taycan travel to Scotland from England.

I am not an electronic expert. But it could affect and causing many mechanical problems in such high altitude.

Agreed. In my experience I drove around Scottish highlands, Inverness to Bristol than back to Dublin this summer. It is a great motorway car overall and I did good sleep one night in the car at Carlisle. I am 5'11" without any problem.:) Appreciate the share during your time.

New altitude record for Porsche Taycan Cross Turismo https://newsroom.porsche.com/en/2023/products/porsche-taycan-4-cross-turismo-guinness-world-record-altitude-challenge-33697.html

As far as I know doors couldn't lock outside if the car still on so I presume its off. I have tried many times.

When I drive the car, I just enjoy the quality of the ride, rarely touch the screen except for the audio.

In theory they are the same but many variable like how the battery management react and work to cool down the battery. Always ac charging if you can, I would use 11-22kw charging speed all the time. I think every person has their own way and preference.

The heat to the battery received when dc charging is harmful to it. Just an example in direct current (time x charging speed = heat in the cells). Not only kw charging speed!

It will return to normal mode after car switch off then back on.

Interesting. Now I put the tires pressure gauge on screen to monitor them. My tires pressure +1 psi according to Porsche app recommended. 98% in normal mode Hope its doing fine.

Just enjoy your Taycan. Life is short. :)

I have notice the regen wouldn't kick in the first 2-3km every morning. I assume Porsche design in software to clear/clean the discs and pads letting them sit in work properly.

A Porsche branded metal coffee mug.

The surround view is great. I couldn't have the Taycan without it, such a big car. It also has a front and rear side kerb view to save your expensive wheels on parking or entering barrier car park.

If I worry about depreciation everyday I wouldn't purchase a new high end car. A Toyota Yaris would be much suitable to someone who want to keep the depreciation minimum.

I haven't got this problem on stone scratch thru vent so far. I only have problem entering the multi level car parks barrier curbs. I have to very careful not scratching the wheels. Glad I have the 360 camera doing the good job.

My rwd doesn't have this humm and high pitch noise above 15kph. Below it has little humm noise to my ears. It might happen to yours not me.

This is not normal. Mine is very quiet and not noticeable any whine sound at low speed. It might be a problem on yours drive chain. Also, don't feel any gear change instantly to higher speed, feel like only one single gear.

You don't lost anything if you don't sell it. I believe every Porsche is drive able after 10 years time and I would still driven a Porsche then.