Drive Assist has something a lot of other systems don’t have - when you approach say a roundabout and brake and drive around when you exit, the system will then automatically take over. A lot of other systems disengage the moment you press the brake or accelerator so you have to re-engage.Interesting about the drive assist. Thanks for the info.
So you already have a decent two car garage. Just looked at your configs. Some interesting choices and that’s what makes us all individual. You clearly know what is important to you in terms of spec. Nice to see you going for the gold colour. I’m not brave enough. Also works well in a sunny climate. For me it’s the Turbo to replace my Taycan Turbo CT. I need the regular Cayenne as I need the extra space. Otherwise it would be the coupe. Nicer looking.We have yet to order. My wife and I always custom orders and LOVE options; our latest “S” configuration is $192,570 (USD) and the already-pruned Turbo configuration would be $205,860. Hence why we are waiting until my local dealer gets an “S” demonstrator to see if the “S” would work for us. Been signed up for a test drive (and talked to my salesperson about the exact curvy, country road needed to test it), but unfortunately their S demonstrator is not expected at the dealership until September. With August is just around the corner, we will wait for that drive. Also the test drive S does NOT have PAR —which we view this as good as it is an option we are not yet committed to — though both configurations now have PAR and RWS in them. Re the PAR or not question, our Macan EV Turbo while also have RAS, does not have PAR and it is BIG FUN to drive on our favorite roads.
Maybe, financially hopefully, that test drive and another potential one hundreds of miles away my wife and I are thinking of go to (for we have driven over 1,500 miles already in our showroom and test drive quest to figure out our next Porsche EV), with that test drive telling if would be able for us to happily select the “S” (our other side of our garage has a 670 HP C8 Z06 matched with our 630 HP Macan EV) , does the S have enough juice for us — for a large percentage of our driving is on curvy, country roads, and second for us to decide if PAR for us.
To keep learning have read every article, and I think I have watched literally every Cayenne EV video out so far. Again, we have lots more to learn before ordering, and thank all who have posted their configuration, especially those who have posted their personal reviews after driving theirs already (envious x 10).
If intersted my latest configurations are.:
S: https://porsche-code.com/PTI8MU27
T: https://porsche-code.com/PTSTMNJ5
So you already have a decent two car garage. Just looked at your configs. Some interesting choices and that’s what makes us all individual. You clearly know what is important to you in terms of spec. Nice to see you going for the gold colour. I’m not brave enough. Also works well in a sunny climate. For me it’s the Turbo to replace my Taycan Turbo CT. I need the regular Cayenne as I need the extra space. Otherwise it would be the coupe. Nicer looking.We have yet to order. My wife and I always custom orders and LOVE options; our latest “S” configuration is $192,570 (USD) and the already-pruned Turbo configuration would be $205,860. Hence why we are waiting until my local dealer gets an “S” demonstrator to see if the “S” would work for us. Been signed up for a test drive (and talked to my salesperson about the exact curvy, country road needed to test it), but unfortunately their S demonstrator is not expected at the dealership until September. With August is just around the corner, we will wait for that drive. Also the test drive S does NOT have PAR —which we view this as good as it is an option we are not yet committed to — though both configurations now have PAR and RWS in them. Re the PAR or not question, our Macan EV Turbo while also have RAS, does not have PAR and it is BIG FUN to drive on our favorite roads.
Maybe, financially hopefully, that test drive and another potential one hundreds of miles away my wife and I are thinking of go to (for we have driven over 1,500 miles already in our showroom and test drive quest to figure out our next Porsche EV), with that test drive telling if would be able for us to happily select the “S” (our other side of our garage has a 670 HP C8 Z06 matched with our 630 HP Macan EV) , does the S have enough juice for us — for a large percentage of our driving is on curvy, country roads, and second for us to decide if PAR for us.
To keep learning have read every article, and I think I have watched literally every Cayenne EV video out so far. Again, we have lots more to learn before ordering, and thank all who have posted their configuration, especially those who have posted their personal reviews after driving theirs already (envious x 10).
If intersted my latest configurations are.:
S: https://porsche-code.com/PTI8MU27
T: https://porsche-code.com/PTSTMNJ5
I did read that somewhere . Be I tersti g to see for real.Drive Assist has something a lot of other systems don’t have - when you approach say a roundabout and brake and drive around when you exit, the system will then automatically take over. A lot of other systems disengage the moment you press the brake or accelerator so you have to re-engage.