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Taycan is safe because Tesla isn’t? This guy…

So worthless. I had a dealer say there were no issues with the taycan while standing in front of an overflowing loading bay with ta what percentage of drivers are on this forum. 10 percent. 1? Now extrapolate. Everyone I know in real life has had this happen

Its kind of interesting, but these days luxo-barges are WIDELY purchased as SUVs. This is a dying market to be attacking and I'm wondering what they are thinking. I myself have an X7 to compliment by Taycan as a Luxo-barge

This is the result of a borked update. It needs to be redone. Had the same issue.

did it happen again after the patch was applied?! Also WTF Porsche is now in full cover up mode? What a dishonest POS company. How could a brand that acts like such an utter shit have such brand loyalty?

Submitted my NHSTA complaint. I told them I would do it at the dealership and there would be an investigation soon. They shrugged. Low and behold the next day…

Just submitted my complaint so make that 10 now

Update 3: Well I got the car back after about a week and a half with the patch installed to solve the motor control error and a bunch of reset work to get Innodrive and ACC/LK features back. I drove it for about 100 miles, and so did the dealer and so far no issues. The dealer seemed to have...

Actually in controls system it does. When a system fails in a plane due to a bit flip or a software error, the engines don't cut out. And if that was the case, then the FAA would be investigating and grounding it. When large service systems go down, per to SLA, it is consider a big issue. The...

Does everyone here not understand that a update that caused a regression is a sign of extreme incompetence at the Porsche software end of things. Patching a regression bug on a control system like this means Porsche is not up to the task of keeping this vehicle safely on the road because they...

I also had water leaking from my vehicle while fast charging but I assumed that was condensation from the AC. Did you see the coolant leaking?

Somehow that got more funny ?

You can say this, but when every single owner I know in person has had a minimum of 2 car stopping issues it seems otherwise.

I've talked to in person and seen on this forum several dead-while-driving power and engine failure issues. I'd like to know if you've had these as a 2020 or 2021.

This joke becomes suddenly very unfunny when you imagine your family back there while the Taycan bursts into flames in an accident.

found out my fellow engineer bought a Taycan as well. We got to chatting and he said it’s in the shop for dying on the highway as he was heading home. what a coincidence. he’s European and connected with some of the guys in the software part of the taycan. Evidently it’s not going well over...

This happened to me on the cliff side winding road of Highway 1 north of San Francisco. Literally the nightmare scenario, cliff faces, blind turns, and no power rolling. I was able to wrestle it to a stop on the gravel of a slight turn-off before a drop into the ocean. I was not driving...

it’s getting flat bedded in and they can deal with it. I’m not going to accept it until they can prove to me they have fixed it.

Same as before when we chatted.

yes and I was reading it today thinking, wow this might happen to me. Then it did literally hours later. after these updates, confusion and a product getting worse and more dangerous every time Porsche’s software engineers try to fix it — I have no confidence that this team knows what they are...