Jerky stop?

[2fast2handsome]

Hi all,

First off — thanks for the add! I recently purchased a CPO ‘22 Taycan RWD and absolutely love it.

I’ve noticed a slight clunk / lurch forward right after coming to a stop. It almost feels like when an ICE car is shifted into gear. Has anyone else experienced this? Is this normal?

Thanks in advance!!

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[gtm]

Hi all,

First off — thanks for the add! I recently purchased a CPO ‘22 Taycan RWD and absolutely love it.

I’ve noticed a slight clunk / lurch forward right after coming to a stop. It almost feels like when an ICE car is shifted into gear. Has anyone else experienced this? Is this normal?

Thanks in advance!!

I suspect you are feeling the transition from regenerative braking to the mechanical brakes at the very end of a stop. Not the smoothest transition. This transition point also makes it difficult to let the car creep. Slow, small movements (think approaching a curb or garage wall) aren't smooth. 4" and lurch to a stop, 4" and lurch. If this description fits what you are feeling it's normal and needs a software change to improve it.

 

[xyeahtony]

Be sure to press in the clutch as the car nears a stop. Jks ?

 

[gtm]

Be sure to press in the clutch as the car nears a stop. Jks ?

Crap. I knew I was forgetting something.

 

[Vercingetorix]

I’m sorely disappointed at this turn of events. I was expecting more.

 

[gtm]

I’m sorely disappointed at this turn of events. I was expecting more.

How could you expect more than a true jerky stop. Can't beat the real thing.

 

[Vercingetorix]

How could you expect more than a true jerky stop. Can't beat the real thing.

I meant from the thread.

 

[gtm]

I meant from the thread.

This thread has turned plenty jerky. Still shouldn't be disappointed.

 

[4thPcar]

someone once told me all Porsche owners are jerks....and I thought it was only me

 

[driver69]

someone once told me all Porsche owners are jerks....and I thought it was only me

I am 100% sure my driving reassures everyone around that this stereotype is true.

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