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Same residuals for 36 and 39 months for most Porsches. In California you are only charged sales tax on the (Sales Price - Residual) portion and you can roll that into your monthly. I am most likely going to lease my car. Incentives and depreciation aside, I am not sure if the software stack...

I think they are not showing it for the Cayenne S specifically, probably because it is so new. I see it for the Cayenne Turbo Electric:

There is a monthly payment figure next to the price on the US configurator. Clicking on that brings you to the calculator.

Reverse engineering the numbers from the calculator provided by the configurator: ~53% residual, ~0.0039 money factor (9.36% APR). PFS rates are never very good, and neither are the residuals. Of course, there are advantages with a lease in California, not least because you avoid paying sales...

The standard car has an option for a VLC roof that can also be opened. We can probably expect similar for the coupe.

My dealer on the west coast has received one allocation for a Cayenne S electric afaik.

Vehicle Entry into Production (CP0.0) happened today (a week later than the initial projection) for me. TYD also updated to Step 4 - "Now the work can begin".

Thanks! Currently V250 Vehicle Fixed according to my dealer, which corresponds to step 3 on TYD. V260 Entry into Production (CP 0.0) is projected to be Thursday this week.

I wonder if this is somehow market related? TYD is available for my car bound for the US West Coast.

My car has hit V250 "Vehicle Fixed" today. Here are the rest of the estimated dates: V260 "Vehicle Entry to Body Shop" - March 12th V270 "Vehicle Exit Production" - March 24th V280 "Vehicle Completion" - May 11th V332 "Exit Port Emden" - May 22nd U015 "Entry Port Benicia" - June 25th V900...