Yes, these prices are complete rubbish in Norway. It's 20% cheaper to pay the providers directly. Ionity is also no longer competitive. Considerably cheaper to get an ionity membership for 5 euros/month and get a discounted rate that way. Although I guess the convenience of the charging card is...
Weather didn't cooperate on providing any northern lights? Hopefully the sights made it worth it after all? Hopefully not too rough ferry ride given the rather stormy forecast.
Think about us cross turismo owners. A mere months after I received my car they released the sport turismo. Now I'm stuck with these damn plastic arches :angry:
Have a great trip! There's been a lot of "weather" these first few weeks of 2024. Just make sure you don't make a wrong turn into the x-country ski trails. It happens quite frequently. :facepalm:
And you have the access as open? Other than that I cant think what it might be. When I plug in the car it will always charge for a few minutes, which I assume is for the car to figure out when to start the charge to hit the timer.
As others said, you'll be fine with RWD. Most people here in Norway still only have 2WD. Where AWD is quite useful is on the occasional steep icy backroad. But you could always invest in the chains. They're super easy to install and then you'll get up anything.
Or double click the lock button. The car will respond with three blinks and the alarm is turned off. Lots of ferries here in Norway and the car deck is always a cacophony of car alarms.
Has anyone managed to set the auto regen setting to on by default, either by themselves or by the dealer? The one thing I do every time I get in the car.
These bikeracks are produced by Atera so hopefully it should be possible to get spare parts from them. I would be surprised if most of the parts are not reused from other more common models.
Porsche in Norway is apparently doing a voluntary retrofit of the heaters. Mine packed it in this weekend and I was told it was already due to be replaced in a few weeks time when I'm booked in for the 2 year service.
I do notice that the ride height often will not rise when going from range to normal, at least the dash icon does not change. I then have to cycle through sport for it to reset.
You can always wait for black week and get 15% discount.
With the discount the FOD price was only marginally higher than if I’d pony up at original purchase.
All the BBC channels are gone from the Taycan after the channel re-org :(. I mostly listen to BBC Radio 6 Music, and now also KCRW as an alternativ. Although 6 music still works through CarPlay.
Here's a winter range test that does include the Taycan
https://www.motor.no/aktuelt/motors-store-vintertest-av-rekkevidde-pa-elbiler/217132
In Norwegian but I'm sure Google translate doesn't botch it too bad :)