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It's known as a guess o meter for a reason. depending on many factors like driving style, climatic conditions, topography, tires, and tire pressures to note a few you should see around 230-250 miles per 100% SOC.

FWIW: my 4s with performance battery will report about 212 miles @ 100% soc, today @ 55 % SOC it reported 120 miles, so that would lead me to believe that the GOM is off and @ 100% SOC I could expect to go about 230 miles in the car.

and therein lies the newest dirty little secret of EV ownership. the infrastructure is not keeping up with the numbers of EVs being sold. orlando is a good example, a big metro area that has seen ZERO expansion by EA despite the huge increase of EVs sold in the region. this coupled with...

I would never install such a device in my cars, especially a porsche which you more than likely will be driving way over the legal limits

I had to put the sticker on the headlights, you shouldn't notice them

is there any timeline as to when the parts needed will be available at the service centers?

there is a difference between euro L2 DC charging and L3 charging. I am willing to bet that you cannot set a time when using an L3 charger.

water is wet, almost all of us are aware of how bad EA can be

which other EVs are you referring to?

because in this situation they gotcha.

no glass shop will be able to fix it for you, you'll need to go through porsche. as for the bumper, without pics no advice can be offered

my experiences are not the same, other than congestion and kw delivery speeds at the free chargers there is little difference in time spent charging

what was the SOC ?

you cannot expect any sort of special treatment when purchasing a used vehicle

if you are at 100% SOC there can be no recuperation, where would the the kw go?

the salesman delivered the car to my home, the only gifts were the pen and a key chain.

the champagne and flowers was a very nice gesture of appreciation.

annual inspection? that is BS! the only inspection recommended is the 20k inspection which took me 2 years to get to. their calling you in for an annual inspection is bogus

properly? you need to respect the limitations of the car, on a long distance ride the need to make it to the next charger out weighs the need to "drive it like a porsche" when my trips are within the range expectations I do drive it "the way it was meant" to be driven.

no, you were spot on, I responded with a similar response