We have awaiting delivery, a new 2024 model E-Hybrid Cayenne Coupe. The car was delivered to the OPC in mid September 2023 and we were told that Porsche Germany had put a stop delivery notice on all E-Hybrid versions, due to a number of significant recall campaigns. We were told that we should expect delivery in mid October. We were then informed that delivery would be further delayed until the end of October. Then, in Early November, we were told that a further stop delivery notice. had been placed on these models and that a major software patch was needed to rectify a fault, discovered, on US cars. We were not given a revised timeline but we were eventually notified that the patch would be downloaded to the GB OPC’s on 5 December. On Wednesday this week we were told that the patch release had been further delayed and it was expected to be available yesterday and that the OPC was going to provide priority t9get these cars updated and readied for delivery ( this particular centre has over 20 vehicles waiting in their compound). Last evening we received a generic email from our salesman (obviously sent to all of his clients waiting delivery) telling us that the software update has been further put back to an undated date in January 2024 and that the OPC management are trying to understand from Porsche Germany what the problems causing the continued delay. As a fairly regular Porsche buyer for over 15 years, we have experienced problems but never on this scale. I would be interested to hear from other forum members, who are also waiting for delivery of the E-Hybrid model, and to learn what they are being told.
