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Prob not very high and indicative of performance since @DC Mac appeared to have charged at 70% SOC per his post in another thread :CWL:

Odd. Maybe tariff related? No clue otherwise https://insideevs.com/news/756076/electron-tesla-supercharger-adapter-tariff-trouble/

I just got an email to reserve and have done so

I agree. My reports are also reporting the incorrect month

https://press.ca.porsche.com/prod/presse_pag/PressResources.nsf/Content?ReadForm&languageversionid=1731891 FYI This is the Canadian press release "The Adapter Going forward, all new Model Year 2026 Porsche Taycan and Macan Electric models will include a Porsche NACS DC adapter at no additional...

Nothing on my side … still doesn’t work Like @cottony suggests a trip to the dealer might be the solution. I’m trying to avoid it for now

Mine stopped updating today as well. Weird

:crying:

You need a bigger house with a bigger garage!!! ;)

Noticed that if you select the 3D Surround view option it automatically deselects the Porsche digital key option. So either the 3D Surround view option includes it or something's conflicting. Interesting.

Pretty funny when the "Coupe" version of the car drove past at around 8:11 of the video :CWL:

Seems about similar to what I was offered at the time. I declined

Interesting let us know it goes!

Some new publications on the Cayenne EV coming out. Some of them are interesting! https://www.motortrend.com/reviews/2026-porsche-cayenne-electric-prototype-first-drive https://www.caranddriver.com/reviews/a65810736/2026-porsche-cayenne-electric-prototype-drive/ "Porsche is also throwing...

Sounds like it according to Car and Driver https://www.caranddriver.com/reviews/a65810736/2026-porsche-cayenne-electric-prototype-drive/ "Porsche promises a 10-to-80 percent charge time of just 16 minutes for the Cayenne's 108-kWh pack, and this will be the first Porsche EV with a NACS charge...

I actually like the Macan's implementation of this vs the Taycan. Believe the Taycan had the letters inside the lights meaning you would have to change the entire light strip. I supposed its more elegant though.

I had posted this on another thread but when I search for things using Porsche native nav it doesn’t list locations in order of distance. For example, it would point me in the direction of driving to another country as the first option and I would have to scroll down a bit before my intended...

Yikes! Thanks for the note! I think some of the more seasoned road trippers have also cautioned on using the Porsche planner as the primarily source of route planner.

Agreed! I went with the cheapest option which was the compass as a result.