I'm sorry to say this has happened to me two or three times as well (2020 model). Each time required a dealer visit...and I'm pretty sure they had to do a "full power down" to fix it - a Connbox reset was insufficient.
As far as I can tell, this is just an app, running on iOS via CarPlay (and perhaps also on-phone), that exposes duplicate controls...so you switch to an "app" rather than clicking the buttons that are still there, to the left, and use PCM.
Is this better? It's certainly duplicative...
I've had P4Ss on a different car, so it's quite hard to compare. The previous tires on this car were the semi-hot-garbage all-seasons it came with (which I only used as summer tires, since all-season means "no season").
They're quite quiet and I've been pleased with the way they handle, but I...
They will likely do a cell repair (or two), as they did for mine, at this point. I think if there are > 2 cells that need repairing, they replace the battery, as it becomes too difficult to balance the charge.
Yes - both CarPlay and Android Auto tiles are there; there's also a column in Devices, and when connected, an icon in the shortcuts area of the lower center screen.
The 2020 does charge when plugged in - except on "Plug and Charge" stations, since it doesn't have the hardware. It can be updated to add it, though. For those, you start the charge through the app.
Home/normal/L2 charging, though, starts as expected, no app needed.
Unhappy to have joined the HV Battery Club. (Do we get a sticker?)
Originally happened after a charging fault (suddenly stopped at 70%), which was diagnosed as a stuck fan. Then happened again after parking, locking and going back later didn't fix it - towed. Worked again at dealer, no obvious...
Yeah, the swipe option is what does it - agreed that given the rest of the way the PCM is designed, this particular operation doesn't feel 'right' (even though it's the way most phones do deletion from lists)...maybe because it's multi-column.
Sure, @nicos - it was Porsche Westwood in Massachusetts. The tech was Kevin Pierce - staff list with emails here: https://www.porschewestwood.com/about-us/staff/
This isn't what I did. I simply opened it and connected via Bluetooth to ApplePie and it connected using Android Auto. I didn't have to install anything on my phone - after all, AA is built-in. There's no need for ZLinks except to provide the AA endpoint on the ApplePie device.