trematix
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Does anyone know if 2020 Taycan's get OTA updates?
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I have a 2020, and I received the update. No idea really whether it really changed anything.Does anyone know if 2020 Taycan's get OTA updates?
If so, what they wrote is poorly worded, emphasis added:
I have been getting s/w updates (maps and other small things) for the last three years, so no need to mention how to get OTA updates.
Update: OTA update showed up again and installed successfully - some sort of calendar app update.I received the OTA email and app notice today.
Later, in the car, on the PCM I received an OTA update notice about a calendar update. The notice then disappeared, and I can no longer find it anywhere, not under updates or notifications. I am a bit confused.
I had something like this yesterday when I was driving.Update: OTA update showed up again and installed successfully - some sort of calendar app update.
"Depending on configuration, update <id> delivers improvements in the handling of the management of the bits." See? Not hard. Release notes are as old as software.When a vendor (Porsche, apple, Microsoft) is issuing software updates to an appliance (a PC, a watch, Phone, TV, car) … describing what that update does becomes a little tricky because what it is changing can often be very dependent on what hardware/software configuration your actual appliance has.
In other words …. an accurate but simple description is almost impossible given all the different permutations of hardware and software in the target appliance population (including year on year revisions)….
Yes of course but only if and when available - OTAs can be by MY and VIN rather than carte blanche - at a certain point you'll only get Map, Calendar updates assuming you have an active Porsche Connect contract. These are all classed as 'OTA Updates'.Does anyone know if 2020 Taycan's get OTA updates?
Counterpoint: (I'm a software developer) - you are inviting more trouble for yourself by avoiding updates.Just my opinion: I am not going to do any ota updates. I have enough headaches with iphone updates. My car is working fine, and I will keep it like that. if it is urgent enough, Porsche will issue a recall.
Not only bugs, but you need feature parity with other EV vendors if they want to be an electric company by 2030. Taycan is the current platform for that and they need to do better in feature developmentCounterpoint: (I'm a software developer) - you are inviting more trouble for yourself by avoiding updates.
Bug fixes are sometimes VERY important, and not getting them can severely hamper your experience. There may even be safety concerns because this is, after all, a car.
Don't be afraid.