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You won't go wrong with Fastned from a reliability perspective.

Summer's are the Pirelli P Zero PZ4 NF0 at 21". They have approximately 18,000km/11,000 miles on them and I think probably have 25,000km/15,000 miles left in them until they reach the 1.6mm legal limit – though I tend to swap tyres when they reach 3mm of thread left. Swapping to winters...

Just got my first service on a Taycan done today at Porsche Centre Dublin. It is in because it hit 30,000km – rather than two years old. Total of €382.06 (£327). Quite impressed with that. New Taycan loaner given and my car returned same day. Considering its a Turbo S and I drive it as such...

I don't use Innodrive anymore but my muscle memory tells me you pull down on the left stalk to accept the speed limit that it has detected.

That carbon ceramic brake disc is gonna cost.

Still less than a Turbo S with no option in Ireland (and probably most of EU).

The sensors are the same as lane change assist uses – and are roughly on the rear quarters behind the body panels. (can't find a Taycan specific image)

Firstly, I'm in Ireland and so what happens here might not apply in other jurisdictions. On a previously owned Panamera I had an issue where the alarm was sometimes triggering (not very frequently). The car was a few weeks old and I had a front/rear dashcam installed professionally. My Porsche...

I added Innodrive option via feature-on-deman (FOD) for a three month trial – just before our last summer rood-trip. Driving the ring road around Rotterdam immediately leaving the ferry – was enough to make me give up on it. Exact same experience as yours. ACC + Active Lane Keep assist is...

You'll certainly be missed @daveo4EV – I for one will be interested to read how your overall Macan EV experience goes.

https://www.rte.ie/news/weather/2024/0301/1435318-weather-warning/ There was some snow today in Dublin and you'd think armageddon had arrived. If Norwegian's allowed this much snow stop them – they'd have to give up. I am 💯 the only Taycan on winter tyres in Ireland! Snow accumulations after...

No shortage of Irish surnames on this thread!

We've got many hours of footage from the drone flown manually – but this particular clip is using AI and the "autotrack" option with 360 degrees obstacle avoidance. With that said, it struggles a little in the arctic as it works optically and the lack of contrast with the snow can confuse it...

Is that sealant goop everywhere around the modules? Doesn't look very neat/factory finished – having seen these batteries at the Taycan factory before they get installed.

Damn, they are killing off the €0,07c IONITY pricing in Norway.

It just covers the monitored alarm service from Vodafone Automotive. There's no free trial or period with Porsche Vehicle Tracking Service Plus (PVTS+) and is separate to Porsche Connect or Porsche Charging Service. My insurer here in Ireland (CHUBB) requires a remotely monitored alarm service...

Still broken for me.

Driving in snow

Also the PCM assumes you'll go 130 km/h on the autobahn (as that is the recommended speed) and also do the same 130 km/h in The Netherlands – because the 100 km/h is just the daytime reduced speed. So it will not calculate any difference between traveling on German or Dutch motorway – where as...

Anatomy of a Norwegian Speed Check