I think it is standard in Europe but only in Turbo, in the rest you have to pay for it. These details do not make Porsche great. It is not a whim like having the logo illuminated, it is for safety.
Okay, thank you. So assuming linear consumption, if you can drive 220 miles at 100%, I can expect to travel 11 miles (17 km) at 5% before the car stops in the middle of nowhere. :crying:
The question was directed at whether both the SoC and the autonomy reported by the computer are reliable when...
I haven't owned an EV until now and I'm curious to know how much real range is left at 5% especially with the Turbo (assuming normal driving).
At 0% is there any reserve left or does the car simply stop?
(With my ICE I can still run 30km when the computer says 0km)
I would like to squeeze out...
What they told you at Audi can be verified. Just use a multimeter between the poles of the 12V battery. It should measure between about 14V when you charge the vehicle and about 12.5 at rest.
It is clear that the automotive world is changing, premium brands are losing market share in China. For the Chinese, the concept of premium has changed, now it is having 20" screens, karaoke and having the car greet you by name. Perhaps Porsche sales will suffer, but I think that in many places...
Yes, only in Turbos it is an option. My Porsche salesperson told me that some clients have asked him to do it in the workshop and that it is a lot of work because you have to sand the front relief, on the Turbo it is smooth but not on the rest.
It's a shame to have to use the diamond button to turn off the speed warning instead of activating the 360 view.
PORSCHE THIS IS INTERESTING TO YOU: with very little programming code you could use the diamond button with more functions: short press, long press, two short presses...
How many km did you wait to do the first launch control? 100, 500, 1000, .... 0km? Did you leave the dealership in Launch Control mode? :p
Is it advisable to do the break-in period first?
I just reserved my turbo, I don't have a delivery date yet.