Porsche Assistance in the Netherlands: independent of Approved?

[jc273]

Hello Porsche owners in the Netherlands,

I imported a Taycan to Germany a few weeks ago. It has Approved until next month (June 2026). Curiously, it has this sticker inside of the drivers door:

The sticker in general seems to be a Dutch thing. Cars in Germany apparently do not have a comparable sticker. The fact that puzzled my PZ, however, is the date: It is 10 months after Approved ends. That is not possible, at least in Germany, where Assistance is always booked in tandem with Approved – and so has the same end date.

Could this be different in the Netherlands?

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[targa666]

I’m wondering if I have this sticker! Honestly don’t know how long assistente runs.
mine is importen from Germany to Netherlands by pon, I’ll take a look and let you know!

 

[jc273]

I have no definite proof yet, but at least in Austria, Porsche cars seem to get 2 more years of Assistance with every inspection. Maybe it is like that in the Netherlands as well. That would fit: the last inspection was in April 2025.

Interesting that this varies from country to country.

And as Porsche Assist is valid globally (with the expected exceptions), I should have valid Assist until next April. Nice!

 

[targa666]

I I checked. Sticker says assistence is for 2 years, the approved warranty is of course 1 year. My car was imported by Pon Porsche april of this year.
Maybe indeed it is 2 years prolonged with every inspection, but this I do not know

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