Just got mine today, had to email them. I tried replying to there response about 4 times that never worked. I had to start a new email to the original email to get a response. 1 week later check.
23FE submitted received check 06MY
For those that are interested in a previous thread I recorded the noise mine was making. When I had the dealer record the same noise (you can hear it on a cell phone recording) and send it to “Germany” they had the dealer attempt to change the trans fluid. When that didn’t work they said...
interesting, my RWD has been at the dealer for 36 days now to have the rear drive unit replaced…. Still say there waiting on 2 parts. Just contacted a lawyer to start process the lemon law clause.
My ‘22 RWD has very noticeable gear noise. The dealer recorded the noise and sent to Germany. Porsche told them to change the trans fluid. Apparently that didn’t fix it because today they told me they have ordered a new “transmission”. I thought they would have to replace the whole drive...
I just took my 22 RWD in for 5 problems including this one. They told me all 5 were normal despite not being able to replicate them on there other Taycans. I’m not going to live with this one…
This sounds insane to me for a 3mm dent. And the battery replacement cost of $50k sounds even more insane. I just left the dealer today and they said they are now changing single battery moduals. Why they think the entire battery would be damaged makes no sense.
You really should be focused on the RWD. This is where your market is.
It’s all of us that bought a Porsche thinking it was a high performance car and now hope the $40k KIA Ionic at the light next to us doesn’t want to get in front of us. Because our $100k Porsche will get blown away…. Really...
Just a thought and shear speculation:
It says over voltage is the cause not overcharge. You use overvoltage as way to drive electrons and create amperage. The higher the over-voltage the greater the amperage. On a car designed to charge at 270kw, you have to drive a lot of amperage requiring...