You mentioned the "new software". Was it a MY22? The press release mentioned the following:
Did you experience the difference with previous Taycan you range tested?
Beautiful car!
Could you take a picture of the PCM version under Settings > System Settings > Software Information? I would be curious to see the software version numbers loaded onto MY22 Taycans
Thanks @Alex74 for the pictures.
Could you take a picture of the PCM version under Settings > System Settings > Software Information? I would be curious to see the software version numbers loaded onto MY22 Taycans.
Porsche in my experience doesn’t really care about such complaints. They have been really dismissive about my complaints regarding a 4 month delaying of vehicle
It seems some cars are further delayed.
Anyone still has their car on track for October delivery?
https://www.taycanforum.com/forum/threads/my21-cross-turismo-further-delays.6848/
That would really surprise me. Production of 2022 has already started I believe, or at the very least there are no more allocations for 2021s.
So I think if you're at the Porsche dealership working on the configurator, I'm pretty sure it's on a MY22
Several threads on this forum have posts about vehicles that started production in July and that still haven't left Zuffenhausen 2 months later.
I'm hearing that some of these vehicles will be held until at least mid-October.
Anyone else in that situation? What have you been told about the...
It’s not the same thing.
“Google says that the experience isn’t changing for anyone using Android Auto in compatible cars.”
https://www.theverge.com/2021/8/20/22633755/google-android-auto-for-phone-screens-shutting-down-android-12-google-assistant-driving-mode
That hotel was in the news lately for accepting cryptocurrency. Hope your stay won't be ruined by Bitcoin bros crying about the dip ;)
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2021-08-27/billionaire-s-swiss-luxury-hotel-to-accept-crypto-payments
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