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  1. 2021

    Porsche announces a planned Taycan recall

    Porsche said it would begin recalling about 43,000 Taycan vehicles globally because a software communication problem could cause loss of power while driving. The proposed remedy is a power-software reprogramming and upgrade; the Chinese recall measures had been submitted to relevant authorities for approval.

  2. 2021

    Porsche recalls Taycan vehicles over software defect

    Porsche said it was recalling 43,000 electric Taycan cars because faulty software could cause the battery-powered engine to shut down suddenly. The recall affects Taycan vehicles produced and delivered by June, which will receive a software update; owners must visit a repair center because an over-the-air update is not possible.

  3. 2021

    Porsche recalls Taycan vehicles over power-loss software fault

    Porsche issued a recall for Taycan vehicles produced before the start of June after a software fault was found that could cause sudden power loss. The recall affects about 4,500 cars in the UK; the article also reports 43,000 affected models overall. Porsche said the vehicles would receive a software update.

  4. 2021

    Porsche Korea opens Porsche NOW pop-up store on Jeju Island

    Porsche Korea opened the first Porsche NOW pop-up store in Korea in Aewol-eup on Jeju Island on July 1, 2021. The temporary sales space features Porsche vehicles and offers customer experiences including test drives.

  5. 2021

    Porsche and Customcells establish Cellforce Group

    Porsche and battery maker Customcells are establishing Cellforce Group, a joint venture to produce battery packs and high-performance battery cells for electric vehicles. Porsche will hold an 80 percent stake.

  6. 2021

    Porsche and Customcells announce battery joint venture

    Porsche announced that it was forming a joint venture with Customcells to produce high-performance batteries. Porsche said it would invest up to a two-digit million-euro amount and hold an 80% stake in the venture.

  7. 2021

    Porsche announces recall of 1,571 vehicles in China

    Porsche (China) Motors Ltd. said it would recall 1,571 imported vehicles from China, including some Panamera and Taycan models. The front axle lower trailing arms may not have been forged to specification and could fracture in extreme cases; the company said it would replace defective parts free of charge.

  8. 2021

    Porsche releases PCM 6.0 infotainment system

    Porsche released the next generation of its PCM infotainment system, PCM 6.0, with updated features including Android Auto support.

  9. 2021

    Porsche partners with Germany’s National Soccer Selection for Fanzone launch

    Porsche partnered with Germany’s National Soccer Selection to showcase players on its Fanzone NFT trading-card platform; the initial card set featured players from the men’s, women’s, and under-21 teams.

  10. 2021

    Porsche launches Fanzone NFT trading-card platform

    Porsche launched Fanzone, an NFT-based trading-card platform where users can buy, sell, and use soccer trading cards for gaming.

  11. 2021

    Porsche offers the 911 GT3 with Touring Package

    Porsche said the seventh-generation 911 GT3 can now be equipped with the Touring Package, including the option of a seven-speed PDK transmission at no extra charge.

  12. 2021

    Porsche announces Panamera and Taycan recall

    Porsche China filed a recall plan covering 1,571 imported 2021 Panamera and Taycan vehicles, with the recall scheduled to begin July 5, 2021. A supplier manufacturing issue may mean some vehicles have a right front lower control arm that does not meet forging requirements and could crack. Porsche China said it would replace the affected parts free of charge.

  13. 2021

    Porsche and Turo offer Taycan rentals in Montreal

    Porsche and car-sharing service Turo collaborated to offer Turo users in Montreal access to rent a Porsche Taycan throughout June. The article also reports that the rental fee would be refunded in full if a customer went on to buy a Taycan in Canada.

  14. 2021

    Porsche and Multimatic partner on LMDh prototype

    Porsche confirmed a partnership with Multimatic to develop its LMDh prototype for competition in the FIA World Endurance and North American IMSA WeatherTech SportsCar championships. Multimatic will supply the chassis.

  15. 2021

    Porsche announces planned electric Macan launch

    Porsche said the all-electric Macan was planned to reach the market during 2023; the article described this as a future launch plan, not a completed release.

  16. 2021

    Porsche launches Porsche Park in Melbourne

    Porsche launched Porsche Park, a parking app developed with UbiPark, for parking locations in Melbourne, Australia; the app supports iPhone and CarPlay.

  17. 2021

    Porsche stops sales and recalls certain 2021 models over connecting-rod issue

    Porsche issued a stop sale and recall covering 190 2021 Boxster, Cayman and 718 Spyder cars because of connecting rods prone to cracking. Porsche told owners of the 20 affected cars already sold that their engines would be replaced; it intended to recall the remaining 170 cars for evaluation.

  18. 2021

    Porsche unveils two electric bikes

    Porsche unveiled two electric bikes, the Porsche eBike Sport and Porsche eBike Cross. The bikes were developed in collaboration with e-bike expert Rotwild.

  19. 2021

    Porsche unveils Taycan Cross Turismo

    Porsche unveiled the Taycan Cross Turismo, an electric vehicle with a five-door wagon body. The article says it is due to debut in Europe in summer 2021.

  20. 2021

    Porsche Studio Hanoi opens

    Porsche opened Porsche Studio Hanoi, its second retail store in Southeast Asia, in Hanoi, Vietnam. The store is among the first worldwide to feature Porsche's newest design concept.