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That sounds more logical than repainting the bumper. My dealer just updated the software and said that should fix it (Nope) - Though there were fewer false positives than before the update.

For what it worth... Google's Gemini App says: On the Porsche Macan EV, the radar sensors for Lane Change Assist (blind spot protection) are located behind the rear bumper cover, one on each side (left and right). Sensor Placement and Function Location: They are mounted internally on the...

I was informed that the little sensors I mentioned are proximity sensors, not radar. Radar is built into the bumper.

Sounds like they're grasping at straws. If it doesn't work, will they replace your PPF?

No

The passenger side (The right side in the US)

Always the passenger side - (The right side in the US)

Good to know, thanks for the info - I just got back from a trip where the problem was fairly constant, but after washing the car (it wasn't that dirty) the issue seems to have been resolved, at least for now. I took the car for a quick run on the interstate and couldn't make it fail. (Which...

Hard to imagine having to replace the whole bumper - the little sensors should be easily removed and replaced, but maybe I'm mistaken, maybe the little round sensors are for something else.

I'll give it a try - Thanks

My 2025 Macan 4 is doing the same - Dealer just installed the latest software update and said the problem was resolved - just returned from a 700 mile trip and found the error is still happening. I'll call soon to report, but figure they'll blame the software again

That's great! Thank you very much

Should I keep it plugged in or just let it sit? I’ll be gone for a few months and the car will sit parked in an air-conditioned garage. I have a Level 2 charger available. Should I leave it plugged in the whole time? If so, what charge limit do you recommend setting for battery health?

Congratulations - Beautiful!

Thank you - If you remember the site, let me know, please

Yes, I can watch YouTube via the app. It seems the Vivaldi browser won't do full-blown video streaming, which is disappointing. I suppose we'll use our laptops for that, as we've always done (which is not very often). Thanks for your response. And, btw... We've owned the Macan 4 for a while now...

Has anyone gotten YouTube TV or Apple TV to actually play on the Macan EV passenger screen using the Vivaldi browser? I can log into YouTube TV, see the home screen and the game thumbnail, but when I hit play I get an error (“try again later”). Curious if this works for anyone or if there’s a...