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just use porsche navi for trips and waze or google in the city

ok, sorry. you have been right. i am apologizing ! can’t believe that we get google (and its really working good). porsche always claims that everything is the same worldwide.. but we do not get the new update. i think we all should follow up on this. i will ask porsche what they have to say...

the screenshot from „your car“ (the first picture that supposedly shows how bad the porsche nav is) does not show the porsche navigation. at least not the one i have in two ppe cars i own. could it be we get google (us brand) in europe and you get navteq/tomtom (European brands) in the us ? and...

what do you want? i have provided official statements by porsche, the navi is branded „google“…

no. question to ai: does porsche ppe use tomtom? „No, Porsche vehicles built on the Premium Platform Electric (PPE) (such as the all-electric Macan) do not use TomTom for their native navigation. [1] Instead, Porsche utilizes an infotainment system based on Android Automotive OS with deep...

I do not know what you use but my porsche nav shows the logo “google” (right bottom) and “airbus cne technologies”

why has everything to be so tiresome? this is (like everything in the world) no question of „believing“. (and we are past the „middle of this decade“ btw,) The Porsche Macan EV uses the Porsche Communication Management (PCM) system powered by an Android Automotive OS. It integrates native...

no tomtom , no navteq Porsche integrates Google services in two main ways: through Android Auto projection or by embedding native Google Automotive Services directly into the vehicle's infotainment system. NAVTEQ (now operating as HERE Technologies HERE Technologies) is the foundational map...

You can set your charging preferences in the route planner—for example, to specify that you prefer the Porsche Charging Network. Plus, the route planner shows every charger along the route, including its capacity. I don’t see why the scenario described could in any way fall under Porsche’s...

what are you talking about? „250km more range“? i get easy 420 km from my macan turbo on the highway. just last week I drove with 19.4 consumption for a 370km trip at 119kmh. you should also (try) to understand that consumption is not measured in one trip. you may have headwind, it might be...

I used to think that energy consumption and range were the most important factors. After a year with the Porsche, I don’t care about them at all. When traveling, I’ve always taken a break after three hours; on the highway, that’s about 400 km. I never charge it to 100%. In the city, the Porsche...

You can see two maps, but only one route. Every navigation app has its own quirks, advantages, and disadvantages. And yes their own philosophy. Before a long drive (and that’s the only time there’s a reason not to use my personal favorite app), I check the route in the Porsche app and—in my...

there is absolutely no difference between google and porsche nav. do you really believe that porsche has their own navigation system?

porsche nav (active) on hud. waze (just passive with the option "warnings on" in center screen.

https://www.magnatuning.com/de/products/1618/Porsche-Macan-EV

you should tell them. i am sure they did not consider and will reward you for your input. Joking aside, you are mixing up everything. porsche is obviously working on upgrades of the operating system for 24/25 cars and a big upgrade is imminent. they just want to serve the cars with problems...

if you prefer "software defined " you need an other car.

Why are some people here so fixated on OTA? The PPE is very complicated—what's so bad about taking the car to a professional shop, where they'll check everything, and driving another Porsche for free while you wait? @Degenatron: I'm sure you can drive a replacement ID.7, too. Then you'll see the...

@MatC21 : still did not name which car he would rather buy… It’s not true that other car brands “deliver” features —whether via OTA or not. BMW and Mercedes launch new models with new features every six months. Tesla, too, only delivers what you originally bought and paid for—sometimes years...