jcroix
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- John
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- 2022 Porsche Taycan 4S
This would have to be the case. After all, if you take a road trip, you can’t be expected to avoid other chargers for fear of voiding your warranty. What would they expect you to do: find a RV park at every stop to get access to a 50a outlet for you to plug your PMCC into? Go home to use your PMCC vs a nearby ChargePoint charger if you’re out running errands for the day? Electrify America DC charging, that Porsche offers for free for 3 years, would automatically void your warranty if that were the way the warranty worked (yes, I know EA was created by VW, but still…).If I can weigh in here, I think everyone may be reading too much into this. All this says is that if you use a non-Porsche product, and that non-Porsche product is the cause of damage to your Porsche, Porsche will not pay for that damage.
This does NOT say that if you use a non-Porsche product, then your warranty on your Porsche is void for damage that was not caused by your use of a non-Porsche product.
Every company on the planet takes exactly the same position.
Bottom line: Use whatever charger you want. If you use a non-Porsche charger and that charger damages your Porsche, go after the company to blame (i.e., the maker of the charger) for reimbursement, not Porsche.
I hope this is helpful.
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