Is there a report somewhere / investigative details on the recall? Thanks!
[0] https://www.reuters.com/business/autos-transportation/porsch...
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EDIT
I found https://static.nhtsa.gov/odi/rcl/2021/RCLRPT-21V486-3851.PDF
“Due to a software issue that has since been corrected, the software designed to continuously monitor end-to-end communication between the safety-related ECUs in the vehicle can, in certain instances, incorrectly and sporadically detect a potentially faulty communication, set an error memory entry, and trigger a shutdown of the power train, resulting in loss of motive power.”
When advised cars were bricking on the highway, the report states “Porsche did not consider this a safety concern”
(I had an affected diesel engine, in Australia the process to be compensated was an absolute disgrace).
My other owner friend was in the fast lane in front of a semi, almost was roadkill.
I testified along with fellow owners to the NHTSA and got all Taycans recalled. The arrogance and denial that Porsche put owners through was shocking through the process. They displayed a complete lack of understanding of the basics of control systems and software safety.
Needless to say I sold the Taycan and would never buy a VW electric product. I wrote them a letter and spoke to the safety team saying people will die from this sloppiness and lack of professionalism. Someone will pay. Turned out I was right