12 V dies very quickly as it has little capacity.
Sounds like either the AC-charging module, which will cost between 4-6 K or the HV battery which will cost "nothing".
12V could be reactivated under that circumstance and does not need replacement.
Sorry to read and press thumbs it will develop...
Cheers for that!
I had my 5 y/o bump into the Porsche rse once, because he put the safety-belt under his right arm. Luckily nothing happened.
But that was a flat screen.
It's nice charging there. On my usual vacation routes, I have several of them.
Very clean, reasonable prices for drinks and snacks and often little goodies laying around.
Time and again, I hear, those Li-Ion batteries shut off, when drained and CAN be reprogramned/ reactivated.
Didn't someone here reported on that? (@prj maybe)
Knowing Porsche and it's "linear" hardware approach I think, this has nothing to do with eachother.
They can't "shift intelligence" from one side to the other.
I can't estimate, how prices/ depreciation in the US really are.
I had a phenomenal deal with buying my 22 fully specced Turbo S with 21 Months and 14 Kmiles for 44% of MSRP back in April 24 in Germany.
Since you asked, I think 62% of MSRP could be a bit on the high side, BUT:
It's a phenomenal...
After the first year, acoustical faults are not covered, but:
If this is a part of the chassis, that's "running dry" (not a native speaker) it actually becomes a relevant defect with security-issues.
What does the quote say on parts?
I only use Sport Plus for very responsive driving and hard cornering.
On the Autobahn, "normal" is quite convenient, as the Taycan won´t bounce/ jump than.
I have RAS, which makes it even more stable at higher speeds but also without, the Taycan is an autobahn beast.
Sorry, but just bs marketing blabla in the official introduction video.
It will be a fantastic car for sure to drive, experience and feel.
But from the looks nothing more than a joke, and a bad one.