2021 PORSCHE PANAMERA GTS Complaints and Recall Information

The 2021 PORSCHE PANAMERA GTS has 0 complaints and 32 recalls filed with NHTSA. Owners most frequently report issues related to manufacturer recalls rather than individual vehicle defects. There are no reported consumer complaints for this model year.

There are 32 recalls affecting various systems across the vehicle. These recalls cover components from the electrical system to suspension and seat belts. The recalls involve risks such as electrical short circuits, suspension failure, and seat belt malfunctions, all of which impact vehicle safety.

• Electrical System. NHTSA recall 23V033000 affects 24,467 vehicles. Humidity may enter the external coolant pump for the climate control system causing an electrical short circuit, increasing the risk of fire. Dealers will replace the coolant pump and inspect or replace the plug-in connection free of charge. Interim notification letters were mailed in March 2023 with a remedy expected by July 2023.
• Front Suspension. NHTSA recall 21V362000 affects 565 vehicles. The front lower trailing arms were not forged correctly and may break, risking loss of vehicle control and a crash. Dealers will replace the arms free of charge. Owner notifications were mailed October 2021.
• Seat Belts Rear Retractors. NHTSA recall 21V608000 affects 4,924 vehicles. Automatic locking retractors may deactivate early preventing the child restraint system from securing properly, violating Federal Safety Standard 208. This raises the risk of injury in a crash. Dealers will inspect and replace assemblies as needed free of charge. Owner letters were sent October 2021.
• Seat Belts Front Retractors. Included in recall 21V608000 affecting 4,924 vehicles. Identical defect and remedy as rear seat belts. Early retractor deactivation risks improper child restraint security. Replacement or inspection is provided at no charge.
• Seat Belts Overall. Also part of recall 21V608000 for 4,924 vehicles regarding early deactivation of automatic locking retractors. The fix involves free inspection and replacement as necessary to ensure compliance with safety standards.

Owners with recurring safety defects or repeated repairs related to these recalls may have rights under their state lemon laws. Legal consultation could provide guidance on next steps for unresolved safety issues or persistent defects.