where do you see this?
@aks The lowest suspension for PASM (Porsche Active Suspension Management) is “Low” and set with Sport Plus; however, realized that Sport Plus is only available if you can optioned Sport Chrono. Else you can only access Sport via the drive mode selector (steering wheel knob) which will give “Lowered” suspension which is not as low as “Low”.
Offroad Is also a Drive mode but is also a chassis level (Offroad I) when this Drive mode is selected.
yeah, that's what i'm thinking.... cuz i certainly don't have those options in my car.... The only thing i could think of, is if those options are available if you have the Offroad package.The Owner's Manual may have a few edit issues as the Offroad II setting is user selectable on the Cayenne ICE variant. This suggests a cut and paste gaff.
I'm expecting this is just a safety net and the misses will get used to the vehicle, vs our current X1 (similar height, more flat seats) and M5 (lower, more sporty seats) - it's the combination of bolsters on the seat base, depth from seat to edge of car, and height. All together, made the exit a bit of a polava in the showroom vehicle, but I expect it won't be that dramatic once accustomed - but it would be an expensive mistake if I get it wrong (as I did with an M3, which I changed in <1Y to an M5 for seat comfort reasons)!
Good point! One thing I’d add is that turning the drive mode knob at all on the wheel brings up all of the suspension buttons on the touch screen, so you can fine tune to whatever ride height is available if you want a built-in shortcut.@aks The lowest suspension for PASM (Porsche Active Suspension Management) is “Low” and set with Sport Plus; however, realized that Sport Plus is only available if you can optioned Sport Chrono. Else you can only access Sport via the drive mode selector (steering wheel knob) which will give “Lowered” suspension which is not as low as “Low”.
So if you have the Sport Chrono option, then switching the dial to sport plus before turning off the car or exiting the vehicle is certainly the quickest way to lower the vehicle into an attractive and perhaps easy exit state. If you do not have that option, then I would go with what was said earlier on adding a suspension button to the center console or you can access manual via:
I can adjust ride height on the menu.
Could be and the additional 10 mm ground clearance you get with the Offroad Design Package and therefore Offroad II could be that plus another 10mm and drops the Offroad I level setting.
i keep mine in the lowest setting...but it's quite annoying that you have to remember to set the mode EVERY time you start the car... I really hope a future update allows the car to remain in whatever mode is set, until it's manually changed again.
Doubt that will ever happen. All Porsches with air always return to Normal and I think this is due to some regulation.
