the SOC is a guess and easily mislead - experienced EV owners ignore it
my Porsche 911 GT3 after a whole day on the track thinks I can only drive 107 miles on a full tank of gas - and it would be right if I was driving on track al the way home.
the SOC milage estimate is called the...
you can simply toggle plug&charge "off" with out removing the certificate…see screen shot below from the charging settings options in my 2024 Macan Turbo EV
this setting does NOT require you to remove/alter the charging account certificate…
in fact in my experience when I can not get...
I don't use it enough to warrant the monthly subscription fee - I just do pay as you go - mostly likely via the Porsche Charging Service since that's plug&charge…
I have them on my Macan and my 2021 Cayenne - I like them - I leave them up most of the time they keep the car cooler and decrease visibility into the rear seat when parked to deter someone looking for items in the back seat…
when they are an option I'll add them to the vehicle - I'm not sure...
this is most likely not accurate as noted - I highly doubt the AI is trained on the phantom release notes for this specific release - I would humbly suggest this post be editted/removed as it's unlikely to be factual.
I would venture it's common need to reset the PCM occasionally to maintain operational readiness …
https://www.macanevowners.com/forum/threads/a-good-thwack-rebooting-pcm-occasionally%E2%80%A6.21333/
NOTE: some but not all of this information carries over to the 22kW European markets - but it's not a 100% equal set of issues/concerns/beneifits
was a common and repeated post on the Taycan forum for years between 2019 and 2024 - and people were always divided…there is no one "correct" answer...
interesting to see this back on the price list…
no word or information (from Porsche or otherwise) as to if this unit is a new-improved unit that could have fewer problems than the gen-1 Taycan's units (the 22/19.2 kW OBC's are notoriously unreliable, and Porsches has even stopped replacing...