Overboostfunktion permanently active, is this the launch control? Would already just love to have full power always available and no need to use launch control for this.
Not the tyre but the wheels load rating. But i found this explanation: To find your wheel load rating requirements, divide your vehicles heaviest gross axle weight rating by 2.
On my car documents it says 1280 and 1545 kg. So 1545 / 2 = 772,5 kg.
But how did you measure the total losses? Because I have seen articles talking about big losses when charging at slow speed. And that's between your charger and car battery. Because of this it's better to charge at higher speed.
Don't think this story is true because the factory is close to the border with other euopean countries. I don't see them working at night and defending the country at the other side? But alot of people left the country, joined the army etc so ofcourse there is less capacity. Leoni also have alot...
Yes exactly, the cables have cooling so an extension cord is not possible. For alot of supercharger locations the cable length will be an issue for the Taycan.
https://www.stuttgarter-nachrichten.de/inhalt.porsche-und-mercedes-taycan-band-steht-laenger-als-geplant.1b8ace62-db09-4f6c-b3d0-dc1f866265e4.html
So Taycan production resumed this week but still not at full capacity.
I think some reports until end of this week at least. My dealer keeps telling me there is no official info from Porsche that it's closed. Maybe it's not closed but only running at a minimum, doing what's possible.