Opt-in innoDrive taycan 2025 but no innoDrive option

[sizasupamida]

Wanted to confirm here.
i option in innoDrive but i couldnt find inmodrive option when i press my AAC stock on my steering wheel.

I went to my dealership and they said innoDrive for taycan 2025 is the AAC itself and mot porsche innoDrive like in previous generation
Is that correct?
Or my dealer just lie?

EDIT:

When we activate ACC, immediately see main console and see there are configuration about auto route, speed, etc. those are the innoDrive itself

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[W1NGE]

Wanted to confirm here.
i option in innoDrive but i couldnt find inmodrive option when i press my AAC stock on my steering wheel.

I went to my dealership and they said innoDrive for taycan 2025 is the AAC itself and mot porsche innoDrive like in previous generation
Is that correct?
Or my dealer just lie?

It is still an option for ACC on its own and with innoDrive on top. Two separate options listed in the configurator.

No longer an FOD option to download InnoDrive if you have only optioned ACC.

What was the precise option you purchased as per the configurator?

 

[sizasupamida]

I opt-in .
Didn’t expect they literally said inmoDrive in taycan 2025 is no more an option on top of ACC.
It’s the ACC itself

This is what i option

 

[d00d]

There isn't a manual in the glovebox?
You probably have to use the tube select button to get to the left one, scroll to ACC, then press to get sub options.

 

[1pennyshort]

I was surprised the same way in my 2025 CT.

As far as I can tell, the Innodrive branding is still available in the configurator but I could not find it in the car or the manual.

The Innodrive functions seems to have folded as additional features under ACC? This section of the manual mentions "ACC with adaptation to route" and "ACC with adoption of speed limits", so as long as the car has these features I'd say it has Innodrive.

 

[whitex]

Wow my porsche service is liying to me.
I opt-in .
Didn’t expect they literally said inmoDrive in taycan 2025 is no more an option on top of ACC.
It’s the ACC itself

This is what i option

Ask your SA about what this $1,320 bought you. If they tell you "nothing", ask for a refund.

 

[W1NGE]

I suspect it's all good and that the software (InnoDrive) integration is more subtle and configured within the PCM and activated via the column stalk slightly differently than before.

https://manual.porsche.com/#/wpi/Y1..._GB/topic/id/de2306468d87f7f48d24c0b36fa767d5

It's all in the manual (no reference to the word InnoDrive but the functions are present including route topography).

 

[sizasupamida]

oh God shake.. i wasn’t aware ??
I did watch manual but it seems like the outdated manual. I should have read the manual that come with car or from the app
Thanks for sharing those

 

[SergeyIndy]

Same confusion on Macan EV forum. InnoDrive no longer in the menus screens and folded into Assistance systems with a term of Drive Assist in the manual and a screen with InnoDrive elements such as Upcoming Speed Limit.

However, I like separation of Cruise, Automatic Cruise ACC, and InnoDrive. Well, Porsche does not feel the same, but as precise as they appear to be, do not call an option InnoDrive and then not include it in the car menus.

 

[whitex]

Same confusion on Macan EV forum. InnoDrive no longer in the menus screens and folded into Assistance systems with a term of Drive Assist in the manual and a screen with InnoDrive elements such as Upcoming Speed Limit.

However, I like separation of Cruise, Automatic Cruise ACC, and InnoDrive. Well, Porsche does not feel the same, but as precise as they appear to be, do not call an option InnoDrive and then not include it in the car menus.

But are the old InnoDrive features just included (so you get it whether or not you paid for InnoDrive) now? If not, do they have a group name in the car UI so people know what to order?

 

[SergeyIndy]

But are the old InnoDrive features just included (so you get it whether or not you paid for InnoDrive) now? If not, do they have a group name in the car UI so people know what to order?

I just looked in the online manual for the 2025 model and it is the same confusing mess called Drive Assist with stuff all over the place with no way to tell apart basic CC, ACC only, and ACC with speed limit consideration that we know as InnoDrive. From the ordering standpoint, ACC and InnoDrive are separate check boxes on the configurator.

 

[whitex]

I just looked in the online manual for the 2025 model and it is the same confusing mess called Drive Assist with stuff all over the place with no way to tell apart basic CC, ACC only, and ACC with speed limit consideration that we know as InnoDrive. From the ordering standpoint, ACC and InnoDrive are separate check boxes on the configurator.

I wonder if you only order ACC today do you get the same features as ACC+Innodrive.

 

[W1NGE]

But are the old InnoDrive features just included (so you get it whether or not you paid for InnoDrive) now? If not, do they have a group name in the car UI so people know what to order?

There are 2 options on the configurator- ACC or ACC + Innodrive so nothing changed there.

 

[whitex]

There are 2 options on the configurator- ACC or ACC + Innodrive so nothing changed there.

In the configurator, yes. In the 2025 car software however, there doesn't seem be anything called Innodrive anymore, hence the question what, if anything it, paying for Innodrive gets a 2025 Taycan buyer.

Tesla used to mix things up, adding and subtracting included features. For example ACC used to be optional at one point, then became included , then again optional, then again included in another package, as was power tailgate, etc, etc. - at least Tesla kept up with the options on their site, though buying a used Tesla was a little tricky as you really didn't know what options the car had unless you could look back in time to see what was included in what package on the day that this particular Tesla was produced). Given Porsche's lack of software experience, I wonder if the left hand doesn't know what the right hand is doing as far as software options, so someone forgot to tell the configurator guys that Innodrive is no longer and all of its options are standard now with other driving assist features.

 

[Jasper4S]

my guess is that ordering Acc + Innodrive adds extra sensors compared to just ACC (with software only Innodrive). I have Innodrive as FoD, but am missing sensors to detect traffic coming to me when I'm in reverse.

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