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As per Chat GPT response: Here’s a clear overview of the issues you’re asking about — based on the Taycan recall situation, Porsche Approved / warranty terminology, and how recall obligations generally work (especially in the EU context). I haven’t quoted the forum directly (because your link...

well if it is from the recall what you are referring to, then how can that be a aging defect when it is in fact a recall? if they recall Taycan for the battery and it has low mileage and the battery is supposed to have a long life, how can they say it is aging module?, maybe PIWIS says that but...

Gpt said No — it’s not correct to say Porsche Approved “never covers” the high-voltage battery. Claims due to battery failure from manufacturing defects can still be covered. It’s just that normal loss of capacity with age is not. From the Porsche website in spanish, says It covers HVB, same...

I bought last week a 2020 Taycan 4S with Many extras, and only 30k km.... Battery performance plus, red interior, rear steering, neumatic susp... Etc etc directly from the Porsche dealer with Porsche Approved Waranty, the car is like new and never had any Major problem, the cost was 65k€. The...

PM sent, I hope you don’t get in trouble for checking, thanks very much!

Ok, finally took the car from the dealer, they sold me the car with the same experience as a new car, covered with a protector, unveiled in front of me, many gifts from Porsche, everything explained to me from a very nice guy named Mario that was a mechanic expert and works on formula cars and...

That's crazy! Maybe use an OBD to check and that's It, I don't know how accurate is It but better than paying 3000 for sure

Taycan is so beautiful, but 911 is far above in looks

I know I have read about that on this forum, but I don’t think that’s the case because all of their listings announce 100% battery, although all of them have few km, but as I see this car has a fast battery degradation on the first years wich I don’t understand why as the car has a very good...

Look, there’s another listing from the same dealer I bought mine with 100%…. I think It will not be the real SOH then 😅 https://finder.porsche.com/es/es-ES/details/porsche-taycan-4s-usado-6WEQRD?model=taycan&order=price_asc

Ok I’ll check with obd on monday, is there any app needed? I have an obd and app for checking the mini, anyways maybe is not 100% and it’s 90 or anything like that as you say but I’ts a hell of a car for 65k€ don’t you think?

For example this is a turbo with 84%, if you scroll down you can see the SOH on this listing: https://finder.porsche.com/es/es-ES/details/porsche-taycan-turbo-usado-RLDE6Q?model=taycan&order=recommended_desc and you can see all pre owned listings here...

That was from the listing on the official Porsche website here in Spain, every car has that image but for many says not tested or ask the dealer, others show the results with the SOH on a number, dealer said the car never had any problem since new, I didn’t see the recall history

Thanks very much! I also have a Mini Cooper SE from 2021 that is so fun to drive, I have 69k km on that car and the obd says 95 to 96% battery SOH depending on if you check on summer or winter, always charged to 100% but as a first gen mini it can only drive around 200km 😅😝anyway it’s enough for...

This is what It had on the listing it says +/- 5% and determined without preparation on July this year, I think it means they did the fast check and not the long one discharging and charging the battery 🤷🏻‍♂️ but yes it has rear wheel steering and battery performance plus between others...

Hi everyone, my name is Vicente, I’m from Spain, I just bought a 2020 Porsche approved Taycan 4S with almost 40k€ on options from the Porsche dealer, the car condition is as good as a new one, in fact it was side by side with another 2 new Taycans and you couldn’t tell which one was new and...