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When I ordered my car in October last year the dealer said that allocations are received each quarter start and that they had none left but there would be new allocations in January. Sure enough, in the first few days of Jan, I received my allocation and could start tracking the car through...

It was still in the App Store in the car when I was looking at what apps are available earlier today,

After a 22 mile drive today, mine is reporting ZERO miles left with the battery still at 10% Its 5C with the battery pack at 7C.

I used to think it was battery drain but now my suspicion is that the BMS simply isn't fully in control of the battery SoC. Some examples from just the last 8 weeks.. 1) Drove 60 miles and left car parked up at 69% SoC. Just 90 minutes later the SoC had dropped 5% 2) Left the car for 8 days...

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The drops haven't stopped since took delivery in April at around 1% per day. Dealer doesn't seem interested, says it's just the way it is for Porsche. This seems like nonsense. Anyway, I've just parked up and left it for 16 days and it's at 36%. If the daily drop is 'only' 1%/day then it should...

The app is definitely not updating directly from the car but if you send something to the car like changing the Charge target % then the car will update the SoC with the server and from there the app.

My SoC loss seems to have increased to around 2 to 3% per day which is crazy. Arrived home yesterday after a 130 mile day trip at 37% and 24 hours later it is currently at 34% when I just checked in the car (app is useless as it doesn't update SoC). This isn't the only occurrence of very high...

It seems to me that this has more in common with AI generated drivel than an actual review.

My reading of the specs in the configurator is that Innodrive and Drive Assist are essentially identical and it's just a rebranding. For the UK, though, it seems they have removed the option to have Drive Assist on the RWD and 4 models so you'd need to buy at least a 4S to get Drive Assist.

MIne was built last week of March and was at my UK dealer 3rd week of April (somewhere around 21st if I recall correctly). I took delivery a week later.

I will be speaking to my dealer this week about my 1% problem. Hopefully I can get the car booked in for diagnosis in mid January when I'm back from next holiday and will have even more evidence of the SoC drop after another 2 weeks parked up.

Even if the SoC is wrong and I accept it's possible, the loss of drive-able range is very real which does imply the loss of charge is probably real.

In summer I drove down from Manchester to Southampton and parked up for 2 weeks at 68% whilst I went on a cruise. When I got back, the SoC was only 55% which meant I didn't quite have enough range to get to my planned lunch venue on the trip home. So the loss does matter, although not...

Just to add another data point, just got into mine after 7 days idle. Left the car at 79% and after 7 days when I got in it was 69%. @TurboSpain is correct that the SoC via the app is useless and has been reporting the battery still at 79% right up until I got into the car. Although I...

Actually I'd forgotten about that, It keeps the base of the boot the same size but increases the space quite a bit at dog head height when doggie sits up. Must give it a go on mine as I almost never have people in the back.

Me too - there was no insurance requirement from any of the insurers that I got quotes from via GoCompare. The car contains a GPS and uplink of location anyway and you can set alerts if it leaves defined locations (I have home set up as a location). Clever car thief's these days use phone...

I did a test drive in the Q6 and was very impressed. It does have a little more room in the boot which would suit our two dogs (Cocker Spaniel and Border Collie) very well. But then I had a test drive of the Porsche Macan found I was doomed to buy one - it really is that much better and for...

In August I did 250 miles on one trip pulling into the charger location still at 25% and 83 miles - this was almost entirely 70pmh motorway driving. Very happy with that. So, it's a little disappointing to hear that the colder weather range is only 250 miles. All depends on speed though I...

Mines a Pod Point charger installed in Jan 2021 and it has a scheduler that can be configured via the Pod Point iPhone app. Are you sure yours doesn't?