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My sensor replacement was done on January 26th and no false alarms anymore.

According to a German user/ driver his Porsche dealer has already confirmed the existence of the faulty sensors. Next Thursday I will visit my Porsche dealer. They are going to check the error memory and open a ticket. This is necessary, otherwise Porsche will not provide a new sensor.

Recharging the car activates the interior alarm, so you have to deactivate the alarm when you start charging.

According to my Porsche dealer, there is no official recall on this. Nor has it been confirmed that there is a standardized solution to the problem. Therefore, I would have to take my car to the Porsche dealer, have the fault memory read out, and depending on the result, Porsche will decide...

My Porsche dealer (near cologne) told me today that I should not believe every statement in the World Wide Web :D According to him, they will again read the error memory (not sure if that’s the correct English word) and sent the data to Porsche to be analyzed. Then they will be told if replacing...

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There is no official fix existing, yet. https://www.taycanforum.com/forum/threads/ct-alarm-issue-how-common-is-it.7214/

Double-clicking the fobb is enough. Make sure that the car responds with three flashing lights (2x short, 3rd time longer), indicating the deactivated interior alarm.

I have the electric charging port, it is possible to open such a charging port without unlocking the car.

Deactivating “Car Alarm” does not fix the false alarm issue in my case. Half an hour ago I returned home, locked the car and deactivated the interior alarm with the key. After that I plugged in the charger and set a timer. And ten minutes later… again a false alarm. Seems as if charging...

Double click does work, if it is recognized correctly by the car. You have to check the reaction after double-clicking: only if the lights flash three times (two times short, third time longer), the interior alarm is deactivated! But that's only a poor workaround. I did not test switching off...

I have asked my Porsche Dealer last week and, well, they still have no idea when there will be a solution to the problem.

The double-click with the vehicle key does not always work. The deactivation of the interior alarm can be recognized by the fact that the lights light up three times after the double-click: two times briefly and the third time somewhat longer.

Well, someone on the German Porsche Forum mentioned that Porsche has been aware of the problem since May. I myself was at my Porsche dealer. They have read the error memory, without result. The dealer then showed me the mentioned ticket kept at Porsche. In it, it is pointed out that the...