2023 PORSCHE TAYCAN TURBO S Complaints and Recall Information

The 2023 PORSCHE TAYCAN TURBO S has 0 complaints and 26 recalls filed with NHTSA. Owners most frequently report issues related to the electrical propulsion and charging systems according to recall data but have not submitted complaints regarding performance or defects directly.

The recalls affect various systems primarily related to the high-voltage battery and charging components. These defects involve potential fire risks due to electrical arcing, short circuits, or overheating during charging.

• High-voltage battery sealant. NHTSA recall 23V615000 affects 4,777 vehicles. An insufficient amount of sealant allows liquid accumulation in the battery, increasing fire risk from electrical arcing. Dealers will test for leakage and replace the battery if needed at no charge.
• Battery module short circuit risk (ARA4). Recall 24V215000 includes 606 vehicles from 2021-2023 models. A short circuit may occur within battery modules, raising fire risk. Owners must limit charging to 80% until repairs are done. Dealers will replace affected modules free of charge.
• Battery module short circuit risk (ARA5). Recall 24V217000 covers 749 vehicles including 2021-2024 models. The battery modules may short circuit, increasing fire risk. Owners should restrict charging to 80%. Dealers will analyze and replace modules as necessary at no cost.
• Charging cable overheating. Recall 23V841000 affects 41,345 vehicles. Using the 220V/240V industrial plug at full charge causes some home outlets or cables to overheat, raising fire risks. Owners are advised to use only the 110V home cable or public stations. Porsche will provide a new cable with a temperature sensor free of charge.

Owners dealing with repeated repairs, unresolved recall issues, or safety defects may have rights under their state lemon law. It is advisable to consult legal resources specializing in consumer protection for further assistance.