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It's same exact Taycan in both tables.

So now you admit that the first table is a "comparison of actual range"? Weren't you the one who said "the sensational percentage is based off a starting point that’s a best case number, not a typical real world range"? Then you said "it uses the worst figure in its data for the headline."...

You are reading it wrong, the cars with heat pumps generally did better. Model Variant Usable battery size Heat pump Official (WLTP) range Winter test range Shortfall Fiat 500 42kWh Icon 37.3kWh No 198 miles 118 miles 40.0% Ford Mustang Mach-E Extended Range RWD 88.0kWh No 379 miles 247...

No, it was based on their real-world test last summer. No, the worst result was 40%, not 20%. They literally listed five cars that didn't have a heat pump and five that did so that people could make an informed choice. This is funny given all the other people complaining that this is a "sky...

How is this related? Did you forget to photoshop a Taycan over the cloud?

That's British site though and the Taycan fell short of WLTP figures even in summer.

It was WITH the heat pump. See the second chart.

I do not think that term means what you think it means. Click bait is a misleading title that entices you to click on it only to not deliver what was promised. That article had the following figures (and figures for other EVs which I found interesting). So how was that click bait? Model...

https://www.thisismoney.co.uk/money/cars/article-10620387/Cold-temperatures-cut-battery-range-electric-cars-FIFTH.html

Except, the thing @AV7 posted (same e-mail I got) is not a recall and not the same thing you're posting. At least, the e-mail makes no mention of a recall and I don't have that on my My Porsche recalls section.

3 pages in (not to mention the other thread) and I still have 0 idea what this does. If this doesn’t let me make fart noises at pedestrians I don’t care about it.

If a cop asks, it deploys at 15 mph.

Am I the only one who didn't like the modified sound? I wish they made it sound like this:

Drive it in and then climb out of the trunk. Pretty sure I saw Mat Watson do it.

A 992 weights 1,600 pounds less than a Taycan (plus the weight is in the back). I don't know which Alfa you have but if it's the 4C that's more than a ton difference. I know many people with Taycans on 21's who've had to replace their tires, including one person who's coincidentally had a 911...

Sorry about your air suspension, but that does sound very encouraging. Which tire model was it? Thanks.

Actually 19" is 55 front so not low profile by any measure. In NY they have seams going across the entire highway that are enough to pop/bubble a 21". There is no avoiding. They repeat over and over again, you are probably safe if you drive the whole way at 45 mph, but who wants to do that?

For 21's in NE US it's just a question of when, not if. What about 20's?

Porsche should advertise this. If I had known that, I would've gotten a Turbo instead.

I skipped all the blah blah blah talking for you....