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By the way, your video is extremely helpful. Thank you. However, I do have a problem I have auto land keep and keep (ALK) assist, Innovo drive etc. Thanks for sharing the GREEN steering wheel when it is driving. I have a problem where the GREEN steering steering wheel disappears without...

Interesting! can your watch measure Blood O2, Heart rate variability - By the way I have # of PPs and APs - No Rolex.

Certainly Porsche is a driver's car. Except they are way behind the software. The car you buy today will be obsolete within the month. There's no over the air updates. Of course Porsche can give you all the excuses saying that safety! Porsche simply does not know how to implement software...

It would be really nice to have similar info on the Passenger display as well OHD

I have taken my Porsche Taycan GTS with the rear wheel steering. The alignment costs was quoted by one dealership to be over $4000. However the dealership where I purchased the vehicle quoted me $1700. The alignment is rather critical. Perhaps they also discovered that since the alignment was...

Congratulations! I'm sure you'll really enjoy it

Performance wise I believe turbo-S is very good. Especially 0 to 60. However a Tesla model S will outperform. As for day-to-day drivability I feel the GTS is the best. I would highly recommend to have the rear wheel steering. Interestingly GTS, turbo and turbo as all have about the same EV...

Yes, it is possible to charge a Tesla with the correct adapter. You may have to change – increase the charging current to 40A . You do that from the settings menu of the mobile charger. Good Luck

Would like to have better autonomous abilities. Perhaps subcontract this software to accompany Silicon Valley California. The Porsche Tycan with Tesla or Apple FSD (full self drive) Would be the best vehicle.

n order to factory reset one needs to use the PCM, Settings and System. There you should execute Factory RESET It will let you know that the system will wipe out all the information. If you say OK, then you'll find that it'll do the factory reset.

In order to factory reset one needs to use the PCM, Settings and System. There you should execute Factory RESET It will let you know that the system will wipe out all the information. If you say OK, then you'll find that it'll do the factory reset.

There was a software update/recall which was performed by the local dealership in San Jose. After that my mileage levels were still fluctuating. It also had the LTE problem. I ended up factory setting. And that took care of it

I too had some similar discrepancies with the mileage on my Tycan GTS Your mileage seems to be awfully low. I feel you should be getting around 240 miles when it's fully charged. I did take the car to the dealership and they downloaded the latest software. Even then the mileage was fluctuating...

Yes definitely 718 EV GTS with four-wheel steering and PDLS LIGHT PKG

I know everyone is going to talk about that the Porsche is a drivers car. Inovo Drive from Porsche is no comparison to FSD (full self drive) from Tesla. Definitely the Silicon Valley software is far superior to in innovo overdrive. Perhaps Porsche should hire or set up a neural network...

We have the model S with the Blue, ludicrous plus and the 2022 cherry-red Tycan GTS I know everyone is going to talk about that the Porsche is a driver's car. Inovo Drive from Porsche is no comparison to FSD (full self drive) from Tesla. Definitely the Silicon Valley software is far...

While the Taycan GTS is great! The latest FSD (full self drive) from Tesla is definitely far superior to Porsche. The GTS definitely has better hardware to accomplish what Tesla has done with its camera only solution. We have the model S with the ludicrous plus and the 2022 cherry-red Taycan GTS

I thought the PCM was simply telling the tire pressure of the. And that is not a recommendation. I have the mission E on my Taycan GTS have all four beers at 41 psi This sticker shows 41 psi the front and 45 at the back.

I'm sorry to hear about your situation. I know it is too late for you but I would highly recommend to get the Porsche insurance directly from Porsche. They claim they will replace parts with real OEM parts interestingly also insurances much less than CSAA over here in California. If you have...