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  • Page 1 Cayenne Good to know – Owner’s Manual WKD 9Y0 00 21 21...
  • Page 3 08/2020 them could result in serious mechanical failure, seri- ous personal injury or death. Dr. Ing. h.c. F. Porsche AG is the owner of numerous Different types of warnings and symbols are used in trademarks, both registered and unregistered, in- this Owner's Manual.
  • Page 4 > Indicates where you can find more information on a topic.
  • Page 5 Structure of the Manual Owner’s Manual – Digital Table of Contents Safety and Driving Pleasure Overviews The Owner's Manual is available in Get an overview and find the infor- Find out how you can play your part in Get to know the various components digital form on-board in the vehicle mation you want.
  • Page 6 Owner’s Manual – Digital Further information about your vehicle is available (depending on country) in the on-board Owner's Manual in your vehicle and in the Porsche "Good to know" app: Video instructions, interactive graphics, practical tips and functions in detail.

  • Page 7: Table Of Contents

    Towing ................270 Driving and Driver Assistance Systems Instrument Cluster ............139 Washer fluid ..............315 Active Lane Keeping ............36 Porsche Communication Management (PCM) ... 215 Wheels and Tires ............316 Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) ........41 Trip Information Display ..........281 Technical data Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) with Porsche Vehicle Settings ............285...
  • Page 8 Index ................356...

  • Page 9: Safety And Driving Pleasure

    TTY for hearing impaired: Administrator, NHTSA, Your Porsche is intended to be used in a safe manner 1-888-675-6863 1200 New Jersey Ave, obeying the local traffic laws and in the light of driv- or contact Transport Canada by mail at: SE, Washington, DC 20590.
  • Page 10 Porsche dealer, as they site for your driving pleasure – Undamaged aerodynamic components have trained technicians and the necessary parts In order for your Porsche to achieve its full potential, – Intact wiper blades and tools. the vehicle requires your attention and care.
  • Page 11 316. e Make sure that the settings in the TPMS menu Service and modifications to the vehicle must be performed by an authorized Porsche dealer correspond to the tires fitted on the vehicle and its payload. > Please see chapter "Vehicle Settings" on page 285.
  • Page 12 If other spare parts or accessories are used, Porsche Severe injuries can occur at speeds as low as down or damage the battery (exhaustive discharge) does not accept any liability for damages caused by 20 mph (30 km/h) if a seat belt is not worn.
  • Page 13 Also provide your passengers with all information regarding safety measures. Airbag systems can only perform their protective For correctly loading your Porsche and stowing function if all occupants have their seat belts fas- An unsecured or incorrectly positioned load in the items: >...
  • Page 14 Only use child restraint systems approved for e Always drive defensively. e Expect the unexpected. your Porsche. Children often cannot judge dangers correctly and e Before using a child restraint system: Read and e Use signals to indicate turns and lane changes.
  • Page 15 For your safety, some func- leaving a car wash, the brake disks are coated with a authorized Porsche dealer, as they have trained tions are only available when the vehicle is water film, the braking action may be delayed and technicians and the necessary parts and tools.
  • Page 16 Night assist > p. 198 ParkAssist, rear view camera, Surround View, Active Parking Your Porsche is equipped with driver assistance Support, Maneuvering Assist, systems for driving comfort. Rear Cross Traffic Alert (RCTA), None of these systems can overcome the limits set...
  • Page 17 Therefore, assume your social re- When driving off-road with your Porsche, you must sponsibility and respect nearby residents, espe- adapt your driving style to avoid accidents, injury cially at night.
  • Page 18 Safety and Driving Pleasure Toxic exhaust gases that you can respond correctly to the warnings. Used engine oil contains chemicals that have caused Stop driving if necessary. cancer in laboratory animals. > Please see chapter "Warning and Information e Only work on the vehicle outdoors or in wellven- Messages"...
  • Page 19 Have the fire extinguisher checked by an au- An improperly parked vehicle can roll away in an un- thorized Porsche dealer every one or two years. e Have the fire extinguisher refilled after use. controlled manner, endangering persons or causing vehicle damage.
  • Page 20 Safety and Driving Pleasure e Always have work performed on the vehicle by an e Never tow-start or push-start the vehicle. an authorized Porsche dealer, as they have e Before towing your vehicle or having your vehicle authorized Porsche dealer. Porsche recommends...
  • Page 21 Safety and Driving Pleasure Breaking in new brake pads practical, while still maintaining full vehicle All components of the hybrid system are marked control. with warning stickers. The high-voltage cables are e Adjust the inside and outside rear view mirrors. orange-colored.
  • Page 22 Safety and Driving Pleasure – A plug connection of the hybrid system is Driving on racetracks puts high pressure on brake If you plan to take your Porsche outside the conti- disconnected. pads and brake disks. nental limits of the United States or Canada, there is...
  • Page 23 Electronic control units have data memories that can ice network personnel and may be sent to Porsche in vehicle, the surrounding area and other systems. You temporarily or permanently store technical informa-...
  • Page 24 Porsche has no influ- ence on the data exchanged in these cases. Given this, please request information from the relevant...
  • Page 25 Overview Illustrations On the following pages you will find overviews of all areas of the vehicle, with a brief explanation. Further information can be found on the specified pages.

  • Page 26: Porsche Advanced Cockpit

    Adaptive cruise control (ACC) with Por- sche InnoDrive (PID) > p. 156 Lane Keep Assist > p. 227 Porsche Hill Control (PHC) Phone controls, Speed & Assist display > p. 141 > p. 141 K Phone controls, Car & Info display > p. 195 Mode switch >...

  • Page 27: Driver's Cockpit

    Driver's Cockpit Driver's Cockpit > p. 327 A Power windows and tailgate B Door opener > p. 206 C Memory buttons for personal settings > p. 159 D Light control panel > p. 261 Ignition lock, steering lock > p. 27 Overhead console >...

  • Page 28: Control Panel

    Rotary push button (for controlling the PCM) > p. 159 Emergency flasher > p. 195 G SPORT mode > p. 212 H Porsche Active Suspension Management (PASM) > p. 228 Porsche Stability Management (PSM) > p. 76 Electric parking brake > p. 195 K INDIVIDUAL mode >...

  • Page 29: Overhead Console

    Overhead Console Overhead Console > p. 146 A Interior lighting B Hands-free microphone > p. 129 C Garage door opener/HomeLink ® D Passenger compartment monitoring sensors > p. 239 Sunblind > p. 146 Reading lights > p. 54 G PASS AIR BAG OFF/ON warning light H Orientation lighting >...

  • Page 30: Rear

    Rear Rear > p. 62 A Air vents > p. 85 B Central locking > p. 85 C Door opener > p. 327 D Power windows Map pocket > p. 59 Air conditioning system > p. 255 G Ashtray/storage compartment H USB charge port >...

  • Page 31: Air-Conditioning Control Panel In The Rear

    Air-Conditioning Control Panel in the Rear Air-Conditioning Control Panel in the Rear > p. 253 A Seat heating > p. 253 B Seat ventilation > p. 63 C Air distribution > p. 60 D Temperature and air flow > p. 61 Switching on automatic mode...

  • Page 32: Engine Compartment Filler Openings

    Engine compartment filler openings Engine compartment filler openings > p. 315 A Washer fluid > p. 75 B Brake fluid > p. 102 C Coolant > p. 117 D Engine oil...
  • Page 33 Practical Tips On the following pages you will find practical tips for the selected area of your vehicle.

  • Page 34: Practical Tips Practical Tips

    Practical Tips Practical Tips General Operation of Porsche Advanced Cockpit and Porsche Communication Management (PCM) Topic Operating assistance systems Assistance systems can be switched on and off via the touch display in the dashboard by selecting ASSIST e Options Preliminary settings for the assistance systems can be configured under ASSIST Assistance system settings.
  • Page 35 Practical Tips Topic Activating voice control button on the left-hand control lever on the steering wheel initiates different functions depending on the application: – Brief press: PCM voice control is enabled. – Longer press: Siri voice recognition is activated (only in conjunction with Apple CarPlay) Switching between two connected If a cellphone is already connected to the PCM, a second cellphone can also be connected to the PCM and the cellphones...
  • Page 36 Practical Tips Central Locking Topic Only one door is unlocked when the vehicle is The setting for locking and unlocking the doors has been changed. All doors can be unlocked irrespective of the unlocked. selected setting. e Press button on the vehicle key twice within 5 seconds. e CONTROL e Vehicle e Locking.
  • Page 37 Topics On the following pages, the content is arranged in topics in alphabetical order.

  • Page 38: Driving And Driver Assistance Systems Active Lane Keeping

    Active Lane Keeping Active Lane Keeping e Keep your hands on the steering wheel at all passive at any time. e Drive with extreme care. times order to always be ready to steer. e Always be ready to take over driving tasks General safety instructions e Always hold the steering wheel with both hands.
  • Page 39 Porsche dealer. Porsche recommends an risk of accidents the driver does not feel a strong steering torque on authorized Porsche dealer, as they have trained the steering wheel immediately after the system is There are some driving situations in which the sys- technicians and the necessary parts and tools.
  • Page 40 A Active Line Keeping status display Lane Keep Assist is active, e.g. when may be decelerated to a standstill. B The ACC status display with desired speed and vehicle > Please see chapter "Porsche Active Safe (PAS)" ACC status is "Ready". ahead on page 208.
  • Page 41 Active Lane Keeping Switching Active Lane Keeping on and off Active Lane Keeping can be switched on and off in the PCM. e ASSIST e Active Lane Keeping Information Active Lane Keeping can only be activated when Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) is activated. The driver can deactivate Active Lane Keeping at any time by pressing the brake or by oversteering.
  • Page 42 Active Lane Keeping Additional information Comparison of Lane Keep Assist and Active Lane Keeping Function Lane Keep Assist Active Lane Keeping Lane Keep Assist + Active Lane Keeping Status icon Lane center guidance Lane departure warning Steering intervention to prevent lane departure (lane edge guidance) approx.

  • Page 43: Adaptive Cruise Control (Acc)

    Stationary or slow-moving vehicles are only of the Adaptive Cruise Control. set distance. Adaptive Cruise Control will cause the e Visit an authorized Porsche dealer. Porsche rec- detected to a limited extent by ACC. vehicle to brake if the distance from the vehicle in e You should intervene as necessary.
  • Page 44 Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) Operating Adaptive Cruise Control surface, fog, stone chippings, heavy rain or Adaptive Cruise Control actively keeps the vehicle in (ACC) aquaplaning). a stationary position. – Switch off ACC temporarily when driving on When the vehicle in front drives off, the automatic turn-off lanes, highway exits or in areas with speed and distance control can start again.
  • Page 45 Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) Desired speed is stored and a vehicle has Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) standby been detected ahead. Speed and distance control is deactivated after the brakes are applied or when the control lever is pressed down (position 3, CANCEL). Switching Adaptive Cruise Control The desired speed setting and the selected distance (ACC) on and off...
  • Page 46 Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) Displaying the distance from the vehicle The desired speed is automatically maintained ahead provided that a slower vehicle is not detected ahead. If a vehicle is detected ahead, the vehicle symbol C appears on the instrument cluster and in the status Information display B.
  • Page 47 Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) Following too close the vehicle has stopped and automatic speed and moving and if no stationary objects are detected in WARNING distance control can start again. front. e Press the control lever on the steering wheel Driving too close to the vehicle in front may result in Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) active upward (position 4, RESUME).
  • Page 48 Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) A – Erratic/weaving vehicles The status display B changes from gray to red. – When driver's door is open and seat belt is not fastened on the driver side. The vehicle is only detected if it is completely in its –...
  • Page 49 Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) Restricted detection of a WARNING stationary vehicle Stationary vehicles may only detected to a restricted extent by the Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) radar sensor e Particular attentiveness is required while driving. e Brake if necessary. Fig. 8: Vehicles with large projecting loads E –...

  • Page 50: Adaptive Cruise Control (Acc) With Porsche Innodrive (Pid)

    Porsche Fig. 9: Radar sensor position e Do not use Porsche InnoDrive in heavy traffic, InnoDrive detects speed limits and road features where there are road works, in built-up areas, on such as inclines or bend radii on the route before the private or field tracks, or in play streets.
  • Page 51 – Do not use Porsche InnoDrive during trailer op- parts and tools. distance control. eration as the system does not adapt to the al- –...
  • Page 52 Display of forthcoming event Speed limits known in advance are displayed (Fig. 12) A and D. In this case, Porsche InnoDrive reduces the vehicle speed at an early stage. Speed limits that are not known in advance are not dis- played.
  • Page 53 Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) with Porsche InnoDrive (PID) > Please see chapter "Changing the desired speed" The gray status display appears on the instru- – The configured maximum speed is only exceeded ment cluster. Porsche InnoDrive is passive. when the driver increases the desired speed on page 51.
  • Page 54 Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) with Porsche InnoDrive (PID) Discard the desired speed setting (RESUME) however increase or decrease the speed individually The status display A changes from red to gray. e At the preset desired speed, press the control based on the detected speed limit, e.g.
  • Page 55 Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) with Porsche InnoDrive (PID) The vehicle regulates the desired speed of The vehicle regulates the speed to the de- 60 mph (100 km/h) set by the driver. tected speed limit of 60 mph (100 km/h) in AUTO mode.

  • Page 56: Airbag Systems

    Airbag Systems Airbag Systems Seat Belts and Safe Storage of Objects DANGER DANGER Positioning The vehicle is equipped with airbags and lap/shoul- der belts at both front and rear seating positions. Objects and load have to be stored securely to keep Airbags are most effective when occupants wear The airbags are a supplemental restraint at those from causing injury.
  • Page 57 Porsche dealer. multaneously damping the motion of the driver and e Using accessories not approved by Porsche can stances, including: passenger in the impact direction in the event of a –...
  • Page 58 1- the seat is occupied by a person when it is not. 800-PORSCHE prior to having your vehicle child restraint system on the seat. Wet towels or e Never use cushions, pillows, blankets or similar modified.
  • Page 59 In the following cases you should immediately continuously illuminated when the ignition is switched on and/or the engine is running. consult an authorized Porsche dealer in order to assure the airbag system is functioning Passenger airbag switched on properly: If the front passenger seat is occupied with an adult –...
  • Page 60 Airbag Systems – If the warning light appears while driving. Information Further information on the airbag system can be found on stickers attached to the sun visors, as well as on all airbag components. For special recommendations on the use of child restraints: >...

  • Page 61: Air Conditioning (2/4-Zone Air Conditioning)

    Air Conditioning (2/4-Zone Air Conditioning) Air Conditioning (2/4-Zone Air Conditioning) Brief Overview – Air Conditioning Front control panel This brief overview does not replace the compre- hensive descriptions. Safety messages and warn- ings, in particular, are not replaced by this brief overview.
  • Page 62 Air Conditioning (2/4-Zone Air Conditioning) What do I want to do? What do I have to do? Where? > p. 63 Adjust the air distribution e AIR CLIMATE > p. 64 Defrost windshield Press button D. > p. 65 Switch on heated rear screen/door mirror Press button E.
  • Page 63 Air Conditioning (2/4-Zone Air Conditioning) What do I want to do? What do I have to do? Where? > p. 62 Set air flow Press button B for the left side or button F for the right side. > p. 63 Adjust the air distribution Air at head level for left or right side: Press button Air to central and side vents for left or right side: Press button...
  • Page 64 Air Conditioning (2/4-Zone Air Conditioning) Setting air flow Increasing and reducing air flow e Press button for the relevant air-conditioning zone upward or downward. The selected air flow is shown in a bar display above button . The more bars that are dis- played, the more air flows into the vehicle interior.
  • Page 65 Air Conditioning (2/4-Zone Air Conditioning) Switching Eco mode on and off The air flows from the center vent and NOTICE from the air vents in the door pillars. When Eco mode is switched on, the air conditioning The air flows into the footwell and from system operates particularly energy efficiently.
  • Page 66 Air Conditioning (2/4-Zone Air Conditioning) Setting rear air-conditioned areas air-recirculation mode is deactivated automatically Information from front to prevent the windows from misting. When the cooling function is switched off manually Touch display in dashboard: In the case of 4-zone air conditioning, the air-con- or automatically, air-recirculation mode ends after ditioned areas in the rear can be adjusted using the e CLIMATE...
  • Page 67 Air Conditioning (2/4-Zone Air Conditioning) e Press button Switching on heated rear screen and door Vehicles with windshield heating also have a strip of on the front mirror heating metal foil in the windshield and heating wires on the control panel again to end the function. b b Engine is running.
  • Page 68 Air Conditioning (2/4-Zone Air Conditioning) e TIMER 1. CLIMATE Setting the required temperature Information 2. Select Pre-cool/heat timer. e TIMER e Options The precooling/heating system is used to heat the 1. CLIMATE Extended pre-conditioning e Temperature battery at low temperatures. If the battery is cold, 3.

  • Page 69: Opening And Locking Alarm System

    Alarm System Alarm System Switching off the alarm system Preventing theft after the alarm has been triggered Before leaving the vehicle, always: The alarm system monitors the following alarm e Close the windows and the Panoramic roof sys- e Unlock the vehicle contacts: tem.

  • Page 70: Navigation And Connectivity Apple Carplay

    The use of a flat-rate data plan is recommended. For information on operating the Porsche Communication Management system (PCM): > Please see chapter "Porsche Communication Fig. 26: USB port (type C) in the armrest b b iPhone 7 or later, iOS 12.2 or higher.
  • Page 71 Apple CarPlay For information on voice control: After you have connected the iPhone once, Ap- > Please see chapter "Voice control" on page 287. ple CarPlay starts automatically when you get into the vehicle. You can leave the cellphone in your bag Switching between Apple CarPlay or trouser pocket, for example.

  • Page 72: Auto Start Stop Function

    Auto Start Stop Function Auto Start Stop Function Information Information When the vehicle stops, e.g. at a traffic light or in a The HOLD function can be activated by flooring the If Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) is active, the engine traffic jam, the engine automatically stops, provided pressed brake pedal while the vehicle is stationary.
  • Page 73 CAR e DRIVE e Start/Stop e Have the fault repaired by an authorized Porsche The automatic engine shut-off is suppressed. – PSM switched off or in SPORT mode dealer. Porsche recommends an authorized Por- sche dealer, as they have trained technicians and –...

  • Page 74: Mobility And Minor Repairs Battery

    Porsche recommends an authorized you an electric shock. Working on the vehicle's First aid Porsche dealer, as they have trained technicians electrical system can cause a short circuit. The short If electrolyte fluid splashes into your eye, and the necessary parts and tools.
  • Page 75 The battery will run down even if the vehicle is out of placed with a lithium battery explicitly intended operation. by Porsche for this vehicle. The use of other lith- e To maintain its function, charge the battery ap- ium or lead-acid batteries results in significant...
  • Page 76 Battery technicians and the necessary parts and tools. e Observe the disposal instructions for lithium batteries. Power interruption Following a temporary power interruption, some equipment must be reinitialized. 1. Store the final position of the power windows. > Please see chapter "Windows" on page 327. 2.

  • Page 77: Brake Fluid

    Do not change the brake fluid yourself. continue driving. e Visit an authorized Porsche dealer. Porsche rec- Visit an authorized Porsche dealer. Porsche rec- ommends an authorized Porsche dealer, as they ommends an authorized Porsche dealer, as they...

  • Page 78: Brakes

    Brakes Brakes Automatically releasing the parking brake Information b b Engine running/vehicle ready for operation (E- Electric parking brake If automatic engagement of the electric parking Hybrid vehicles). b b Driver's door closed. brake is interrupted through manual release, the The electric parking brake acts on the rear wheels function is only available after the door has been b b Driver's seat belt fastened or operating mode D,...
  • Page 79 Footbrake Brake system function be required. e Allow a greater braking distance from the vehicle Porsche cars are equipped with a power assisted Obstructed pedals WARNING hydraulic dual circuit brake system with disk brakes in front and "brake" the brakes dry at intervals.
  • Page 80 The values quoted by Porsche are based on normal use in line with general traffic conditions. Wear in- creases significantly if the vehicle is used on race tracks or if a forceful driving style is adopted.

  • Page 81: Car Care

    Always turn off the engine and allow it to cool for the full period: Contact an authorized Porsche dealer. The dealer will prepare a condition report and down before working in the engine Chemical cleaners WARNING will certify the level of care of the vehicle.
  • Page 82 Repairing paint damage Have minor paint damage (cracks, scratches or Paint care stone chips) repaired immediately, before corrosion begins. Visit an authorized Porsche dealer. Porsche recommends an authorized Porsche dealer, as they NOTICE have trained technicians and the necessary parts and tools.
  • Page 83 This coating is subject to natural wear and Contact an authorized Porsche dealer. e Never use other chemical cleaning agents or can be renewed. e Visit an authorized Porsche dealer. Porsche rec- solvents. Cleaning decorative films ommends an authorized Porsche dealer, as they...
  • Page 84 1. Blot the entire seat and backrest surface using a Porsche Tequipment. suitable care product. clean, absorbent sponge and distilled water. To protect carpets, the Porsche range of accessories Make sure that perforated leather does not get Leather care includes the correct size of floor mats with the ap- wet on its reverse side.
  • Page 85 If you intend to store your vehicle for a prolonged e Do not use cleaning agents or other liquids in the observe the following: period: Contact an authorized Porsche dealer. They e Use mild detergent for soiled seat belts. will be glad to give you information and advice about area of the airbags.
  • Page 86 Car Care System). meeting SAE Standard J2842 HFO-1234yf and e Porsche recommends an authorized Porsche R744 Design Criteria and Certification for OEM Mo- bile Air Conditioning Evaporator and Service dealer, as they have trained technicians and the Replacements. necessary parts and tools.

  • Page 87: Central Locking

    "Central Lock- ing" chapter. Safety messages and warnings, in particular, are not replaced by this brief overview. Fig. 32: Vehicle key Fig. 33: Porsche Comfort Access What do I want to do? What do I have to do? What happens? Where? >...
  • Page 88 Information locked and locked either with the vehicle key or started by unauthorized third parties, the Comfort without a key by means of Porsche Confort Access. This section describes the vehicle's factory settings. Access functions can be temporarily deactivated You can set whether only the driver’s door and filler using the vehicle key.
  • Page 89 Automatic unlocking The vehicle is automatically unlocked when a door is opened. Fig. 35: Unlocking doors with Porsche Comfort Access Locking doors b b Vehicles with Porsche Comfort Access b b The driver must be carrying the vehicle key, e.g.
  • Page 90 Information Fig. 36: Locking the doors with Porsche Comfort Access Locking doors from inside The vehicle cannot be fully locked if the doors, hood b b Vehicles with Porsche Comfort Access and tailgate are not fully closed.
  • Page 91 Central Locking Emergency unlocking and emer- The vehicle is locked automatically when a speed of approx. 45° counter-clockwise on the left rear gency locking of doors approx. 9 mph (15 km/h) is exceeded. door. > Please see chapter "Vehicle Settings" on >...
  • Page 92 6. With the door open, turn the emergency key repaired. clockwise to the first point of noticeable resist- e Visit an authorized Porsche dealer. Porsche rec- Information ance and then turn it further to the stop using a ommends an authorized Porsche dealer, as they certain amount of force.

  • Page 93: Charging

    Do not charge the high-voltage battery via the the Porsche charging equipment. braking, direction changes or in the event of an e Do not work in or on the vehicle during the vehicle charge port during a thunderstorm.
  • Page 94 1. Refer to the separate instructions for the Por- vehicle, the vehicle plug remains locked. and legislation. sche charging equipment and instructions for – Porsche recommends using the Porsche Univer- the vehicle charging cable used. – The ignition can be switched on after charging starts.
  • Page 95 Charging Programming and activating the departure Information Meaning timer – Observe the specified sequence for charging the The departure timer is programmed and activated lights Vehicle plug inserted and high-voltage battery. via the PCM. locked. The high-voltage flashes – End the charging process before disconnecting Each departure timer can be set to start once (single battery is being charged.
  • Page 96 Charging Deactivating the departure timer Domestic electrical outlet If no departure timer is programmed, the light indi- cator in button A flashes three times and then goes e TIMER 1. HYBRID out when the button is pressed. Connection Charging Charging standard time at time at...
  • Page 97 (e. 1. Lever off the DVD changer trim panel using a e Visit an authorized Porsche dealer. Porsche rec- g. screwdriver) and remove it. suitable object (e.g. screwdriver) and remove it. ommends an authorized Porsche dealer, as they have trained technicians and the necessary parts and tools.
  • Page 98 3. Disconnect the vehicle plug from the vehicle charge port. To test the release of the vehicle plug: e Visit an authorized Porsche dealer. Porsche rec- ommends an authorized Porsche dealer, as they have trained technicians and the necessary parts...

  • Page 99: Child Restraint Systems (Child Seats)

    Up to 29 lbs. (13 kg) tions for the child restraint system provided by tested and adjusted to the interior of your Porsche Children of this weight must be transported in a re- the manufacturer of the child restraint for in- and the appropriate child weight groups.
  • Page 100 Seek appropriate advice from your authorized In this case: ized Porsche dealer. Porsche dealer about the possible installation of e Install child restraint system on the rear seats. a Porsche child restraint system. e Have the fault remedied at your nearest author-...
  • Page 101 These systems have been tested and adjusted to point the locking mechanism is activated. the interior of your Porsche and the appropriate 4. Insert the seat belt tongue into the buckle and child weight groups. make certain that it is properly latched. Make no Other systems have not been tested and could more adjustments to the seat.
  • Page 102 Child Restraint Systems (Child Seats) Upper anchorage points for child restraint The retaining lugs A for the L.A.T.C.H. child seat an- systems with L.A.T.C.H. top tether chorage can be found under the lower section of the backrest. Misuse of Child Restraint WARNING Anchorages Child restraint anchorages are designed to with-...
  • Page 103 Child Restraint Systems (Child Seats) 4. Fasten L.A.T.C.H. top tether B to the attachment point on the rear side of the backrest and tighten the strap.

  • Page 104: Coolant

    Never attempt to add coolant. 140 °F/60 °C. e Visit an authorized Porsche dealer. Porsche rec- When working in the engine compartment, hands, ommends an authorized Porsche dealer, as they fingers, articles of clothing, necklaces or long hair...
  • Page 105 Find the cause and have it repaired immediately. Visit an authorized Porsche dealer. Porsche rec- ommends an authorized Porsche dealer, as they have trained technicians and the necessary parts and tools.

  • Page 106: Cruise Control

    Using cruise control can lead to an accident if the prevailing traffic situation does not allow you to drive – Porsche Stability Management (PSM) is active. Changing the speed at a sufficient distance to the car in front and at a e To increase speed, press the control lever on the Resuming the stored speed –...
  • Page 107 Cruise Control Cruise control accelerates/decelerates the ve- hicle to the stored speed. Switching off cruise control e Press button R on the control lever. The memory is cleared and the readiness symbol disappears. Information The stored speed is cleared when the ignition is switched off.

  • Page 108: Device Manager

    Select in the header (depending on – Data: Data connection established via access the connection status) e Options point. Please see chapter "Porsche Connect" on page 223. – Phone: Please see chapter "Mobile Phone" on page 177. – App: App connected via WiFi.

  • Page 109: Luggage And Transport Drink Holders

    Drink Holders Drink Holders Rear drink holders Spilling hot drinks CAUTION Hot drinks can cause scalding if spilled. e Only use containers that fit. e Never put overfull containers in the drink holder. e Do not use hot drinks. e Keep the drink holders closed while driving. NOTICE Fig.

  • Page 110: Electrical Sockets

    Electrical Sockets Electrical Sockets – Under the glove compartment – Front center console Electric shock, short cir- DANGER – Luggage compartment side trim panel on left in cuit or fire direction of travel Touching conductive parts of the vehicle can lead to an electric shock.

  • Page 111: Emergency Call Systems

    Due to technical or organizational restrictions that lie If the light indicator flashes, but the emergency call outside the area of influence of Porsche (e.g. no center cannot be heard via the loudspeaker, the roaming or no activated SIM card), it is possible that loudspeaker may be defective, for example.
  • Page 112 – Vehicle identification number – Vehicle type (e.g. hybrid vehicle) Fig. 61: Breakdown call button 1. Select breakdown call A. Visit an authorized Porsche dealer. Porsche recommends an authorized Porsche dealer, as they have trained technicians and the necessary parts and tools.

  • Page 113: Emergency Starting

    Emergency Starting Emergency Starting Performing emergency starting cable manufacturer. e The vehicles must not touch, otherwise current The 12-volt lithium battery is automatically discon- may flow as soon as the positive terminals are nected from the vehicle electrical system if the bat- connected.
  • Page 114 Emergency Starting positive terminal of the donor battery first, then from the positive terminal for emergency start- ing +. 11.Close the cap on the positive terminal for emer- gency starting +.

  • Page 115: Emergency Stop Function

    Active Lane Keeping, Adaptive Cruise Control Assist is active and the driver does not react to To drive off again, select operating mode D or R. (ACC) or Porsche InnoDrive (PID) are accessible the takeover prompts from Lane Keep Assist. on a limited basis.
  • Page 116 Emergency Stop Function Overriding the emergency stop function The emergency stop function can be overridden while driving. This temporarily deactivates the sys- tem. This also happens when the driver acts un- knowingly. Override the emergency stop function by: e Move the steering wheel. –...

  • Page 117: Emission Control System

    To reduce these e Do not continue to operate your vehicle under To assure efficient operation of the Emission pollutants, your Porsche is equipped with a precisely these conditions, since raw fuel might reach the Control System:...
  • Page 118 Emission Control System – Wheels should be properly aligned. – Tires should be inflated to the correct pressure. e Always monitor your fuel consumption. e Drive smoothly, avoid abrupt changes in speed as much as possible. e Avoid “jack rabbit” starts and sudden stops. e Do not drive longer than necessary in the lower gears.

  • Page 119: Engine Oil

    Engine Oil Engine Oil b b The engine is at operating temperature and has The oil pressure warning light indicates serious en- gine damage may be occuring when lit, if engine rpm been stopped for at least one minute. It is important to perform oil changes regularly in is above idle speed.
  • Page 120 If a sticker showing details of an approved engine oil is affixed in the engine compartment, this specification has priority over the specifications in this manual. If in doubt and to find out the current approval status, please contact an authorized Porsche dealer.
  • Page 121 4.0 liter V8 biturbo engine – – – For information on the correct engine oil, contact an authorized Porsche dealer. If engine oil needs to be added, use this engine oil. Adding engine oil Engine Oil Cancer Risk Engine compartment...
  • Page 122 Make sure to note the following points: temperature, the engine-compartment blowers may haust system become very hot when the engine is – Use only engine oils approved by Porsche. Ob- continue to run or start to run. running. serve the service intervals.

  • Page 123: Flat Tire

    4. Activate the transmission parking lock using the sche dealer as soon as possible. Inform the au- immediately. P button on the selector lever. thorized Porsche dealer that the tire contains tire 5. Straighten the front wheels. sealant. e Tire repairs are not permissible. Replace dam- 6.
  • Page 124 Flat Tire In the event of contact 1. Pull plug B and pressure hose C out of compres- CAUTION with the tire sealant sor A. 2. Screw pressure hose C onto the sealant bottle Irritation or allergic reactions after contact with tire flange D.
  • Page 125 Changing tires > Please see chapter "Wheels and Tires" on If the collapsible spare wheel is defective: e Visit an authorized Porsche dealer. Porsche rec- page 316. ommends an authorized Porsche dealer, as they Updating the Tire Pressure Monitoring Sys-...

  • Page 126: Fuses

    10 A and tools. nents except the fuses listed here (e.g. relays). e Go to a qualified specialized repair shop. Porsche Blue 15 A recommends an authorized Porsche dealer, as they have trained technicians and the necessary...
  • Page 127 Fuses Opening fuse box on the 1. Remove cover on the fastening screw using a flat Load dashboard screwdriver. 2. Unscrew upper part of the footrest using a Torx Instrument cluster screwdriver, fold it towards the seats and remove Operator control unit for multimedia system Right-hand drive vehicles Light switch...
  • Page 128 Fuses Load Load Load Oxygen sensors Air-conditioning control unit Front right reversible seat-belt pretensioner Clutch actuator - E-Hybrid Engine mount, thermal management valve Front heater fan Row D Driver assistance control Motor relay Thermal management control unit - E- Load Thermal oil level sensor Hybrid, starter DIA_15 (mirror with automatic dimming,...
  • Page 129 Load Vehicles with DVD changer: HV PTC, thermal management valves/ Left headlight e Visit an authorized Porsche dealer. Porsche rec- sensors, radiator shutter (E-Hybrid) ommends an authorized Porsche dealer, as they Row E have trained technicians and the necessary parts Air suspension and tools.
  • Page 130 Fuses Row D Load Differential lock Load eAWS SCR heater (not for E-Hybrid) High-voltage battery Row C High-voltage battery water pump Load Power electronics - E-Hybrid Assistance systems control unit Brake booster - E-Hybrid Cellphone coupling antenna/booster Seat fans Lane Change Assist Air-conditioning compressor - E-Hybrid Entertainment system 48-volt system...

  • Page 131: Garage Door Opener (Homelink ® )

    HomeLink system with the original remote control: ® – or – WARNING e Contact an authorized Porsche dealer. impact through operated Systems with rolling code system: > Visit www.homelink.com or call the toll-free equipment The light indicator A on the button flashes green.
  • Page 132 Garage door opener (HomeLink ® Using the garage door opener b b Ignition is switched on. b b Vehicle is within the receiver range. e Press and hold the relevant HomeLink button on ® the overhead console. The light indicator A lights up green during signal transmission.

  • Page 133: Instrument Cluster And Pcm Head-Up Display

    Head-up Display Head-up Display The head-up display (HUD) supplements the instru- ment cluster as a display instrument. It projects im- portant messages and selected information onto the windshield, where the driver can see it. This allows the driver to read the information without taking his eyes off the road.

  • Page 134: Hold Function: Standstill Management

    HOLD Function: Standstill Management HOLD Function: Standstill Operating principle Information Management As an assistance function, the HOLD function sup- The HOLD function is disabled: ports the driver when stopping the vehicle and driv- – In operating mode P and N: If the Tiptronic S op- ing off on steep gradients.
  • Page 135 HOLD Function: Standstill Management Information When the HOLD function is active, the driver may feel a difference in the brake pedal and hydraulic noises may be heard. This behavior is typical of the system. There is no fault.

  • Page 136: Hood

    Hood Hood Opening and closing the hood Opening the hood NOTICE If the windshield wipers are folded forward when you open the hood, the wipers or the hood can be Fig. 73: Opening the hood damaged. e Make sure that the windshield wipers are not 3.

  • Page 137: Hybrid Vehicle

    Hybrid Vehicle Hybrid Vehicle Hybrid operating modes Starting the vehicle b b Vehicle plug not inserted in the vehicle charge The parallel plug-in hybrid drive allows the vehicle to Warning stickers run in the following hybrid operating modes: port. – Driving powered by the electric machine. 1.
  • Page 138 Hybrid Vehicle Displaying E-consumption on the instrument – The brake pedal is pressed and either the driver's Touch display in dashboard: cluster door is closed or the driver's seat belt is fastened. e HYBRID e E-FLOW – or – E-consumption shows the average electric con- –...
  • Page 139 Hybrid Vehicle E-CHARGE mode The light indicator for the selected driving pro- If the prerequisites of the E-POWER driving program gram lights up and the driving program is dis- are not met (e.g. high-voltage battery not suffi- In E-CHARGE mode, the high-voltage battery can be played in the digital speedometer.
  • Page 140 Hybrid Vehicle Off-road driving programs The combustion engine is always in operation in the off-road driving programs. The high-voltage battery is charged to a minimum level to provide the boost function.

  • Page 141: Instrument Cluster

    Instrument Cluster Instrument Cluster Fig. 75: Instrument cluster A – Speed & Assist display B – Tachometer D – Car & Info display Information on the outside temperature, speed and The start of the red zone on the tachometer scale is Information on the vehicle status, driver assistance assistance systems is shown in tubes 1 and 2.
  • Page 142 Consult an authorized Porsche dealer in the follow- If the coolant temperature is too high, the coolant ing cases: temperature gage moves to the maximum mark. A F –...
  • Page 143 Emission control warning light (Check Engine) All-wheel warning light In the event of malfunctions (e.g. engine Porsche Active Safe (PAS) warning light misfiring) that could increase pollutant emissions or cause consequential dam- Lane Change Assist light indicator age the warning light may flash or light...
  • Page 144 Instrument Cluster E - Scrolling to and selecting menus and functions in the Car & Info 2 display e Scrolling: Turn rotary push button E up or down. e Select/Enter: Press rotary push button E. F - Opening a saved function e Press the ◊...
  • Page 145 Assistance screen > p. 41 Set and display Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC). > p. 48 Set and display Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) with Porsche InnoDrive (PID). > p. 151 Display Lane Change Assist. > p. 156 Display Lane Keep Assist.
  • Page 146 Where? > p. 256 Display speed limiter. > p. 227 Display Porsche Hill Control. e E-Drive Assist > p. 135 Display the current share of electric drive power (green area). The combustion engine is switched on at the power threshold E max.
  • Page 147 Instrument Cluster Tube Display What can I do?/What is displayed? Where? e Map – Display and adjust the map display. e Night View Assist > p. 188 Display Night View Assist with thermal image detection. e Time and date – Display the time and date.

  • Page 148: Interior Lighting

    Interior Lighting Interior Lighting – After switching off the ignition and unfastening the driver's seat-belt buckle Adjusting brightness The interior lighting is switched off again in the fol- lowing situations: e CAR e CONTROL e Vehicle settings e – After all the doors have been closed Light and visibility e Interior lighting e –...
  • Page 149 Interior Lighting Setting the brightness in individual areas of the vehicle interior e CONTROL e Ambient lighting 1. CAR 2. Select Roof, Doors, Center console or Footwell. 3. Set the desired brightness value.

  • Page 150: Intersection Assist

    Intersection Assist Intersection Assist Information display Functional limitations Intersection Assist monitors the areas around the In the event of a possible collision, a visual warning is – People and animals may not be detected. front and sides of the vehicle at intersections and displayed on the instrument cluster and PCM.

  • Page 151: Jack And Lifting Platform

    Jack and Lifting Platform Jack and Lifting Platform Inadequate securing of WARNING vehicle An unsecured or incorrectly secured vehicle can move unintentionally or tip or fall off lifting equip- ment such as a jack or lifting platform. This can cause serious injuries and damage. e Raise the vehicle using a jack on a solid and flat surface only.
  • Page 152 Jack and Lifting Platform 3. Place one wedge each directly in front of and Lowering: e To lower the jack, fit the opposite side of the behind the diagonally opposite wheel. ratchet D onto the hexagon socket wrench C. Raising vehicle with the jack After lowering the vehicle, remove the jack.

  • Page 153: Lane Change Assist (Lca)

    Lane Change Assist (LCA) Lane Change Assist (LCA) Lack of attention owing to the small differences in speed between WARNING your vehicle and moving or stationary objects, Lane Change Assist warns the driver about vehicles fixed objects (e.g. a metal post) may also trigger that are approaching from the rear or are located in The Lane Change Assist and Rear Turn Assist are not a warning or that slow-moving vehicles will not...
  • Page 154 If your own calculated driving path crosses function of Lane Change Assist. e Visit an authorized Porsche dealer. Porsche rec- that of a detected vehicle on the side of the vehicle on which the turn signal has been activated, the re-...
  • Page 155 Lane Change Assist (LCA) Information stage Vehicles approaching fast Information If the turn signal is not set, Lane Change Assist in- – The faster a vehicle is approaching, the earlier forms you about detected vehicles that are consid- the warning indicator on the door mirror lights ered critical for a possible lane change.
  • Page 156 Lane Change Assist (LCA) Vehicles approaching slowly Vehicles falling back quickly briefly several times. Lane Change Assist is inform- ing you that you may have overlooked a vehicle. Vehicles falling back slowly Fig. 89: Vehicle approaching slowly Fig. 91: Vehicle falling back fast A –...
  • Page 157 Lane Change Assist (LCA) Starting to turn off lights up. This warns you of a potential collision with a vehicle that may have been overlooked. Cornering When driving around a bend, Lane Change Assist may react to a vehicle driving in the next lane but one and the warning indicator in the door mirror may light up.

  • Page 158: Lane Keep Assist

    If a warning appears on the instrument cluster, Porsche recommends an authorized Porsche Other road structures or objects may be incorrectly take over control of the vehicle immediately.
  • Page 159 Lane Keep Assist Controls conditions, oncoming headlights or driving close marking and is in danger of leaving the driving lane. to the vehicle ahead). However, the driver can override this steering inter- vention at any time. – The quality of the lane markings is not suffi- ciently good for activation of Lane Keep Assist.
  • Page 160 Lane Keep Assist Display elements 1. Press button R on the control lever. Lane Keep Status Meaning The driver assistance systems are switched on. Assist display display 2. Press button S on the control lever. The available driver assistance systems are dis- No display Lane Keep Assist is played on the instrument cluster.

  • Page 161: Lights

    What do I have to do? Where? > p. 160 e Press button Switch on automatic headlights Automatic headlights and the Porsche Dynamic Light System (PDLS/PDLS Plus) are switched on. e Press button – Switch on parking light License plate light, instrument lighting, and parking light are switched on.
  • Page 162 PDLS Plus also includes the PDLS functions. rear fog light manually. switched on for the duration of the off delay. > Please see chapter "Porsche Dynamic Light Sys- > Please see chapter "Vehicle Settings" on tem (PDLS)" on page 160.
  • Page 163 Lights High beam assist (USA only) – Where there are poorly lit road users, such as switched from full high beam illumination to low cyclists. beam when the camera detects street lighting. – On narrow curves, steep crests or hollows. Lack of attention when WARNING –...
  • Page 164 Lights Operating turn signal and high draws the direction of vision onto the lane being The light indicator comes on. beam lever driven on. The driver is less dazzled by the oncoming Switching off traffic. e Press the lever once to pressure point 4. Signage glare reduction (Canada only) The light indicator goes out.
  • Page 165 Switching the parking light on and off pairs, move the car well off the road. Switch on ried out by an authorized Porsche dealer, using a b b Ignition is switched off. the emergency flasher and mark the car with suitable adjustment tool.

  • Page 166: Luggage Compartment

    Luggage Compartment Luggage Compartment changes or in accidents. NOTICE e Never transport objects that are not secured Stowing Loads (accidents, braking, corners). Danger of damage to the rear and side windows. e Always transport loads in the cargo area, never in e Make sure that the load cannot damage the rear Inhalation of toxic ex- DANGER...
  • Page 167 Luggage Compartment Opening and closing the cargo area floor Fig. 102: Removing the tool box (without collapsible spare Fig. 103: Removing the tool box (with collapsible spare wheel) wheel) A Compressor A Ratchet Fig. 101: Opening the cargo area floor B Tire sealant (Tire Mobility System –...
  • Page 168 Luggage Compartment Removing compressor and tire sealant (Tire Pulling out and retracting the luggage com- Removing luggage compartment cover Mobility System – TMS) partment cover Unlocking/Removing luggage compartment cover The compressor and the tire sealant (Tire Mobility System – TMS) are located under the cargo area floor.
  • Page 169 Luggage Compartment Installing luggage compartment cover Detaching/Removing luggage compartment cover Fig. 107: Removing luggage compartment cover 3. Pull the luggage compartment cover out of the Fig. 108: Installing luggage compartment cover Fig. 106: Disengaging luggage compartment cover latching mechanism in direction of arrow. b b All Cayenne models except Cayenne Coupé...
  • Page 170 Luggage Compartment Storing snowboard or skis in the ski bag Fig. 109: Installing luggage compartment cover Fig. 110: Engaging luggage compartment cover b b Cayenne Coupé 3. Lift up the luggage compartment cover. Fig. 111: Using the ski bag 1. Insert the luggage compartment cover into the 4.
  • Page 171 Luggage Compartment Using tie-down rings Inserting and adjusting the telescopic rod Inserting and adjusting the strap reel Fig. 113: Using the telescopic rod Fig. 114: Using the strap reel Fig. 112: Using tie-down rings 1. Press button B on the end element and insert in 1.
  • Page 172 Luggage Compartment Using the luggage compartment Installing luggage compartment partition net at the Installing luggage compartment partition net at the partition net rear front The luggage compartment partition net prevents light objects from being thrown into the vehicle interior. Fig. 116: Installing luggage compartment partition net at Fig.
  • Page 173 Luggage Compartment Removing luggage compartment partition net 1. Use the tie-down belt loosener C to loosen the belt strap. 2. Detach the luggage compartment partition net from the upper rings and bottom hooks.

  • Page 174: Entertainment And Communication Media

    This brief overview does not replace the compre- hensive descriptions. Safety messages and warn- ings, in particular, are not replaced by this brief overview. For information on operating the Porsche Communication Management system (PCM): > Please see chapter "Porsche Communication Management (PCM)" on page 215.
  • Page 175 Technical data on supported media and file formats: Storing and editing a favorite > Please see chapter "Porsche Communication The PCM additionally receives digital programs from HD Radio™ stations in the FM/AM band provided Management (PCM)" on page 351.
  • Page 176 Media Adding favorite content from SiriusXM band ® to favorite list e MEDIA e PLAY e Call up media sources e SiriusXM e Select Add The Icon is displayed when the favorite content is played. Organizing favorites e FAV 1. MEDIA 2.

  • Page 177: Mirrors

    Mirrors Mirrors Adjusting door mirrors NOTICE Incorrect assessment of WARNING traffic situation due to Risk of damage to the door mirrors when washing distorted representation the vehicle in car washes. of surroundings in door e Fold in door mirrors before using the car wash. mirrors e Do not fold electrical folding door mirrors in and out manually.
  • Page 178 Mirrors e Press button D (Fig. 119). Using automatic dimming of the Swiveling mirror glass downward automatically mirrors The door mirrors fold in or out. e Do not fold the door mirrors in by hand. b b Ignition is switched on. The door and interior mirrors each automatically b b Function activated.

  • Page 179: Mobile Phone

    This brief overview does not replace the compre- hensive descriptions. Safety messages and warn- ings, in particular, are not replaced by this brief overview. For information on operating the Porsche Communication Management system (PCM): > Please see chapter "Porsche Communication Management (PCM)" on page 215.
  • Page 180 106. – You will find an overview of compatible cell- the driver losing control of the vehicle. phones on the Porsche website for your country e Only make or receive calls using hands-free e Search for new phone under: Models e Your model (e.g. 911 Carrera) e 1.
  • Page 181 ® For information about the data connection: the following displays are possible in the header: activated. > Please see chapter "Porsche Connect" on b b The PCM Bluetooth function is activated. No phone connected. ®...
  • Page 182 Mobile Phone e Adding a new call (enter number or select Organizing favorites numbers contained in the messages for making contact) e phone calls if the cellphone supports this function. It e FAV 1. PHONE is possible that the cellphone supports the text 2.
  • Page 183 Mobile Phone Replying to or forwarding a text message/e- – Details: Use content from the message (e.g. in- This transmitter must not be collocated or operating mail cluded number). in conjunction with any other antenna or transmitter. – Delete: Delete selected message. e MESSAGE e Text messages/ 1.
  • Page 184 Mobile Phone Metallic objects in the https://www.ic.gc.ca/eic/site/smt-gst.nsf/eng/h_ Information CAUTION smartphone tray sf06136.html An alternating magnetic field is used during wireless – CPC-2-1 – Fixed and Land Mobile Metallic objects located between the cellphone and charging. Interactions are possible, such as irritation –...
  • Page 185 Mobile Phone – Anti-oscillation to detect and mitigate any unin- Les changements ou modifications non approuvés tended oscillations in uplink and downlink fre- expressément par Molex peuvent entraîner la cadu- quency bands, cité de l’autorisation d’utiliser l’équipement. FCC ID: RK7MBC-NAR2 –...

  • Page 186: Navigation

    NAV e Enter destination e Select Start route guidance – Start/End route guidance or Stop e NAV e FAV e Stored destinations – Select a stored destination Prerequisite: Data connection is established. Online navigation and Porsche Connect services are activated.
  • Page 187 NAV e Options e Intelligent detour > p. 223 b b Data connection is established. Porsche Connect services are activated. Further information Use Porsche Connect services (e.g. online map update) on Porsche Connect can be found at > www.porsche.com/connect.
  • Page 188 3. Select the desired smart route from the list of traffic notices. – Auto zoom: Activate or deactivate Auto zoom suggestions. function in the map. – Google Earth: Show or hide satellite view on the 4. Select Start map. Prerequisite: Data connection is established. Porsche Connect services are activated.
  • Page 189 Navigation Avoiding traffic disruptions displayed automatically in the event of a naviga- Attach the toll device at the marked position on the tion event. inside of the windshield in order to guarantee opti- Traffic disruptions can be automatically avoided or mum reception.

  • Page 190: Night View Assist

    Pedestrian warning ually and acoustically. The camera image is dis- played with the person marked in red. On vehicles with Porsche Dynamic Light System Plus, the en- dangered person flashes in order to enhance recognition. Prior to an impending collision with wild animals outside urban areas, a warning is also issued within the limits of the system.
  • Page 191 Night View Assist e ASSIST e Assistance system set- Animal warning tings e Night View Assist Night View Assist status display Symbol Instrument Meaning cluster Speed & Night View Assist is Assist active in the display background. Car & Info Indicates when the camera image is dis- display...

  • Page 192: Off-Road Driving

    Always drive with the engine running. Power stresses than normal driving on roads. Porsche rec- to accidents or vehicle damage. ommends that you inspect the vehicle after off-road e Have regular professional inspections and serv- steering is active only with the engine running.
  • Page 193 Do not perform manual gear changes when driv- appropriately control the speed, gently apply the footbrake. ing and avoid stopping if possible. e Activate Porsche Hill Control (PHC). e Avoid high engine speeds. When driving on downhill gradients, always remem- Increasing traction on uphill ber the following: e Activate a suitable off-road driving program.
  • Page 194 Off-Road Driving e Do not perform manual gear changes when driv- The water depth must not exceed the wading Moving off in water can be difficult due to the ing and avoid stopping if possible. high resistance and the loose surface depth specified in the technical data.
  • Page 195 Off-Road Driving Crossing obstacles deep and the vehicle’s ground clearance is sufficient. e Always bear in mind the vehicle’s ground NOTICE clearance. e If you need to stop the vehicle on sand, choose a There is a risk of damage to the underbody and downward slope if possible to allow you to drive chassis parts if you do not drive properly over off again more easily.

  • Page 196: Off-Road Driving Programs

    Off-road Driving Programs Off-road Driving Programs Discrepancies in display Information CAUTION The vehicle features various driving programs for After the ignition is switched off, the selected driv- driving on unpaved roads. Depending on equipment, The accuracy of the tilt indicator depends on the ing program automatically switches back to the the following drive and chassis systems are adapted current driving situation and may differ from the ac-...

  • Page 197: On-Road Driving Programs

    On-road Driving Programs On-road Driving Programs Selecting driving program Selecting driving program using the mode switch Depending on equipment, the vehicle offers various b b Vehicles with Sport Chrono package driving programs for a sportier overall setup when Information driving on paved roads. For information on off-road NORMAL driving mode is automatically active once driving programs: >...
  • Page 198 On-road Driving Programs Storing settings under INDIVIDUAL Deactivating SPORT Response mode b b SPORT Response mode active e DRIVE 1. Select e Press the SPORT Response button on the mode switch again. 2. Select the required settings in the touch dis- The vehicle returns to the previously selected play.
  • Page 199 On-road Driving Programs Driving program NORMAL/HYBRID SPORT SPORT PLUS Backfire Not active Active Active Performance Start Cannot be activated Cannot be activated Activatable Auto Start Stop Active Not active Not active Sport exhaust system NORMAL During everyday driving, the control systems function in a balance between comfort and fuel economy. SPORT Adjusts the control systems more toward emotionality and dynamics during everyday driving.

  • Page 200: Parkassist

    ParkAssist ParkAssist System limitations Distance measurement The system cannot detect the following: General safety instructions – Sound-absorbing obstacles (e.g. wintery condi- tions, powder snow, clothing made from fabric, Lack of attention WARNING hide or fur). – Sound-reflecting obstacles (e.g. glass surfaces, flat enameled surfaces).
  • Page 201 There is no indication in the touch display in the mation is displayed. dashboard. It is not possible to manually re-acti- vate indication in the touch display in the For information on operating the Porsche dashboard. Communication Management system (PCM): > Please see chapter "Porsche Communication Setting ParkAssist Management (PCM)"...
  • Page 202 ParkAssist Surround View Scope of functions Surround View is active, the courtesy lights are switched on for better illumination. The rear view camera facilitates monitoring of the area behind the vehicle during parking maneuvers. Activating Surround View The picture from the rear view camera is displayed Automatically on the touch display in the dashboard.
  • Page 203 ParkAssist > Please see chapter "Rear view camera" on – Objects that move quickly into the detection area Information page 199. (e.g. other road users). Guide lines are superimposed on the front and rear > Please see chapter "Surround View" on e For further information, see: camera views.
  • Page 204 ParkAssist – Parking forward into parking spaces perpendic- When a parking space is found, it appears orange A message appears when the vehicle reaches the ular to the road, when the front of the vehicle is in the PCM. If several parking directions are pos- target position.
  • Page 205 ParkAssist e For further information, see: Interrupting the parking procedure visual signals in the PCM. In the event of an im- > Please see chapter "General safety instruc- pending collision, the system automatically applies To interrupt parking briefly: the brakes and brings the vehicle to a standstill. tions"...
  • Page 206 Rear Cross Traffic Alert switched on. e Drive with extreme care. The system is no substitute for the attentiveness of b b Porsche Stability Management (PSM) switched e Always pay attention to the traffic situation and the vehicle occupants.
  • Page 207 ParkAssist System limitations door panel of the relevant door will light up until the The setting remains stored even after the vehicle is danger passes. switched off. Vehicles cannot or may not be detected in time in The previously selected setting is automatically the following situations: Indicator elements stored in the selected account and paired with the...

  • Page 208: Personal Settings

    Personal Settings Personal Settings Storing and retrieving comfort – Edit driver settings – Delete driver (via the Edit driver menu item) Storing and retrieving personal – Activate driver settings Storing comfort settings – Activate personalization e When the ignition is switched off, the settings –...
  • Page 209 Personal Settings b b Driver's or passenger's door open. e Briefly press the relevant memory button 1, 2 or The settings will be automatically adjusted.

  • Page 210: Porsche Active Safe (Pas)

    – If brake lights are defective. vehicle handling, distance from the vehicle in functions – If there is a fault in Porsche Stability Manage- front, speed, etc. The driver is always responsible – Warning and braking functions ment or the airbag control unit.
  • Page 211 – PAS may be restricted or unavailable in bends. up to a speed of 53 mph (85 km/h) and about ve- If Porsche Active Safe detects that the driver is not – Reflective objects such as crash barriers or tun- hicles up to a speed of 156 mph (250 km/h).
  • Page 212 20 mph (30 km/h) or through an If Porsche Active Safe detects a safety hazard due to – When towing a trailer, the braking behavior of automatic brake intervention initiated by the vehicle.

  • Page 213: Porsche Active Suspension Management (Pasm)

    Porsche Active Suspension Management (PASM) Porsche Active Suspension 1. Switch on ignition. Management (PASM) 2. Press button repeatedly. The button lights up as follows: PASM is a system for the active adjustment of shock – No light indicator illuminates when "Normal"...

  • Page 214: Porsche Active Suspension Management (Pasm) With Air Suspension And Leveling System

    Porsche Active Suspension Management (PASM) with air suspension and leveling system Porsche Active Suspension The button lights up as follows: Information Management (PASM) with air – No light indicator comes on when “Normal” (de- – The height of the vehicle is automatically kept fault setting) is selected.
  • Page 215 Porsche Active Suspension Management (PASM) with air suspension and leveling system mode, Medium height can be selected manually in Low level is adopted automatically in "Sport Plus" the PCM using the DRIVE menu. chassis mode. Terrain level Information Terrain level increases ground clearance by approx.
  • Page 216 Porsche Active Suspension Management (PASM) with air suspension and leveling system The rear of the vehicle is raised to its initial level The automatic leveling system must be switched off and the light indicator goes off. when driving onto a lifting platform or when raising the vehicle using the jack (car jack mode).

  • Page 217: Porsche Communication Management (Pcm)

    Porsche Communication Management (PCM) Porsche Communication Management (PCM) Brief overview - PCM This brief overview does not replace the complete information provided in this section. Safety messages and warnings, in particular, are not replaced by this brief overview. Fig. 145: PCM rotary push button and volume control Fig.
  • Page 218 PCM. e SET e Set-up wizard > p. 223 e SET e Porsche Connect e Private mode e Activate/deactivate Private mode Activate private mode/Deactivate private mode > p. 285 e CAR...
  • Page 219 Porsche Communication Management (PCM) Touch display in dashboard Fig. 147: Touch display controls in dashboard A – Main menu C – Home screen D – Back Factory set and individually set functions are B – Submenu E – Context dependent search displayed.
  • Page 220 1. Turn the rotary push button until the desired B – Long press function is highlighted. The Porsche Communication Management (PCM) is Press the touch display with your finger for longer. 2. Press the rotary push button to activate the the central control unit.
  • Page 221 Porsche Communication Management (PCM) Settings and further functions of the relevant Making entries using the rotary push button menu are displayed. 1. Turn the rotary push button (Fig. 149) until the desired letter or character is highlighted. 2. Press rotary push button to apply the highlighted Setting display of time or letter or character.
  • Page 222 3. Swipe in the tile to select the desired contents. – USB hubs are not supported. – Porsche will not assume any liability for damaged 4. If you wish to remove a tile from the left-hand or lost files or media.
  • Page 223 To load the CD/DVD in a particular position, Inserting and removing a SIM card press the relevant position button C and push the > Please refer to the Chapter "Porsche Connect" in CD/DVD into the CD/DVD slot A. the on-board Owner's Manual.
  • Page 224 Porsche Communication Management (PCM) Removing a CD/DVD 1. Press button 2. Press the button of the CD/DVD to be ejected. 3. Remove CD/DVD. 4. To eject all CDs/DVDs, press button keep it pressed for approx. 3 seconds.

  • Page 225: Porsche Connect

    Additional costs may be incurred for currently active data connection is displayed in the the data connection (e.g. due to data roaming). status line of the PCM and in the Device Manager. > Please see chapter "Porsche Communication Information NOTICE Management (PCM)" on page 215.
  • Page 226 WiFi hotspot into the PCM b b There is no SIM card in the SIM card reader. The Porsche ID is linked to the PCM using a pairing Using Porsche Connect b b Vehicles with embedded SIM card (availability code.
  • Page 227 The app is started. features: Switch PCM phone on or off. b b The cellphone WiFi function is activated. – The Porsche Connect services (including the Car – Activate or deactivate Private mode. b b The PCM WiFi function is activated.
  • Page 228 When private mode is activated, communication – Exterior and interior images of your vehicle page 223. between the vehicle and app as well as My Porsche – Keyword search function (index search) is suppressed. No vehicle-specific information is Detailed information on installation and app func- –...

  • Page 229: Porsche Hill Control (Phc)

    Press the brake or accelerator pedal. switched on (button R). – or – Porsche Hill Control (PHC) is an assistance system e Press the control lever forward (Fig. 158) 1 (in- 1. Press button S. that helps the driver when driving slowly downhill (e.

  • Page 230: Porsche Stability Management (Psm)

    Porsche Stability Management (PSM) Porsche Stability Manage- Automatic brake differential (ABD) ABS control range. e Always leave PSM Sport switched off during ment (PSM) If one wheel on a driven axle starts to spin, it is braked so that the other wheel on the same axle can "normal"...
  • Page 231 Porsche Stability Management (PSM) > Please see chapter "Warning and Information PSM is switched off after a brief delay. warned to adapt the driving speed to the road con- Messages" on page 293. ditions by a pulsing brake pedal and a "juddering The light indicator on the button and the PSM noise".
  • Page 232 Porsche Stability Management (PSM) – When the driver significantly depresses the ac- celerator pedal. – When the braking pressure exerted by the driver on the brake pedal is stronger than the brake pressure applied by the system.

  • Page 233: Porsche Vehicle Tracking System

    – or – Information activation e Via the Porsche Connect smartphone app or at PVTS is tested by the authorized Porsche dealer and Note for Belgium / Luxembourg: www.porsche.com/connect before transporting activated together with the vehicle owner.
  • Page 234 Contact the Security Operating Center (SOC) before having the vehicle serviced and after the vehicle has been serviced. e When your vehicle is being serviced, please in- form the relevant employee at the authorized Porsche dealer that your vehicle is equipped with PVTS.

  • Page 235: Rear Spoiler

    Adapt your driving style and speed to the altered matic car wash. vehicle handling. e Have the fault repaired by an authorized Porsche The rear spoiler can be extended and retracted dealer. Porsche recommends an authorized Por- manually via the PCM for manual cleaning purposes.

  • Page 236: Refueling

    DANGER (known as the "odor of rotten eggs"). Porsche is not The engine is designed for unleaded fuels without responsible for this circumstance and it does not The RF energy from a cellphone can cause sparking metallic additives.
  • Page 237 Refueling Filling with fuel The fuel type to be used for the vehicle is printed on a sticker on the inside of the filler flap. NOTICE 2. Slowly unscrew and remove the gas cap. 3. Place the gas cap in the holder. E-Hybrid vehicles: 4.
  • Page 238 Refueling Emergency release of filler flap is parked at an incline or in any other nonlevel position. Vapor control system and storage When the fuel tank is filled, vapors are collected in the evaporation chamber by a vent line leading the vapors to the carbon canister where they are stored as long as the engine does not run.

  • Page 239: Roof Spoiler

    Have the fault repaired by an authorized Porsche dealer. Porsche recommends an authorized Por- sche dealer, as they have trained technicians and...

  • Page 240: Roof System

    Roof system Roof system necessary. Information e Make sure that no one can be injured, pinched or Opening and closing the – The roof system has a force limiter. If the roof is WARNING crushed. roof system obstructed during the closing operation, it will open again immediately.
  • Page 241 Roof system Opening and closing sunblind The process stops when the button is released. The sunblind closes to its final position after the roof system has reached its final position. Stage two – automatic operation e Press or pull the switch all the way to the second Storing final positions of roof sys- setting in the relevant direction.
  • Page 242 Closing the roof system in the event of failure of the roof mechanism To have the roof system repaired: e Go to a qualified specialized repair shop. Porsche recommends an authorized Porsche dealer, as they have trained technicians and the necessary parts and tools.

  • Page 243: Roof Transport System

    Unsecured or incorrectly WARNING driving and cause serious accidents. secured roof transport tested and approved by Porsche. It is not possi- e Secure the load so that it cannot move during the system or individual ble to fit commercially available roof rack journey.
  • Page 244 Roof transport system 1. Unlock the covers counter-clockwise using the 4. Identify the front and rear carrier bars based on key. the sticker and carefully place them onto the roof rails. Ensure that the sticker is located on the left in the direction of travel.
  • Page 245 The roof transport system should only be fitted 3. Fold up the cover flaps until they audibly engage. for the first time by an authorized Porsche dealer. Visit an authorized Porsche dealer. Porsche rec- ommends an authorized Porsche dealer, as they Fig.
  • Page 246 Roof transport system Information e Re-tighten the fastenings after a short journey and check them again at regular intervals. e The screw connections must be checked more frequently on bad roads. Loosening or loss of mounting components can result in serious accidents.
  • Page 247 Roof transport system 1. Remove the cover trim from the T-groove. 2. Insert the mounting components into the T- groove provided. 3. Close the covers and lock them clockwise using the key. 4. Always read the relevant installation instructions for fitting and securing accessories.

  • Page 248: Seat Belts

    Seat Belts Seat Belts serious personal injury in case of an accident. Please see your authorized Porsche dealer im- e The shoulder belt should always rest on your mediately after detecting a fault or damage. If Unfastened or incor- DANGER upper body.
  • Page 249 Seat Belts Observe the seat belt warning When the speed of the vehicle reaches approxi- The height of the belt outlets for the front seats can light and warning message mately 15 mph (24 km/h), a warning signal also be adjusted. e Adjust the height of the belt outlet so that the sounds and the red warning symbol D in the in-...
  • Page 250 Seat Belts after fastening the seat belt, always pull the di- agonal part of the belt upwards. For pregnant women: Position the lap belt so that it is as far down on the lap as possible and not pressing against the abdomen. 7.

  • Page 251: Seats

    Seats Seats minimized in the event of a crash. The height and fore-and-aft position of the headr- e Adjust the backrest's inclination such that the ests on the front seats can be adjusted (depending Choosing the correct seat position on type of seat). The height of the headrests on the occupant is seated upright and the headrest is in rear seats can be adjusted.
  • Page 252 Seats Storing seat settings Rear seat backrest angle NOTICE adjustment For information on storing and retrieving the seat settings: Risk of damage from objects on the rear seats. > Please see chapter "Personal Settings" on e Do not place objects on the seats when folding page 206.
  • Page 253 Seats > Please see chapter "Adjusting headrests on e Fold up the seat backrest until it locks with an Folding the backrest on the center rear seat forward rear seats" on page 252. audible click. Make sure that the seat belts are not trapped. 2.
  • Page 254 Seats Forward Lowering e Pull headrest forward until the desired position is e Press button B and at the same time push the reached. headrest downward until the desired setting is reached. Backward e Press button A and push the headrest back at To improve your view to the rear, the headrest on the center rear seat can be moved to a storage position the same time until the desired position is...
  • Page 255 Seats It should no longer be possible to pull the head- The number of illuminated light indicators show rest out of the seat backrest. the selected setting. 4. Adjust and engage the rear seat backrest. Switching seat heating/seat ventilation off e Press button A (seat heating) or B (seat ventila- Using seat heating/seat tion) –...
  • Page 256 Seats e Close the driver’s door and switch on the ignition. Disabling controls in the rear – Automatic adjustment of CAUTION the driver’s seat child protection The driver's seat and steering wheel move to the stored position. If persons are behind the seat when the driver’s seat is automatically adjusted, they may become trapped.

  • Page 257: Smoker's Package

    Smoker's Package Smoker's Package Using the rear ashtray Using the ashtray Fire hazard due to flam- WARNING mable objects Paper in the ashtray can catch fire. e Do not put any flammable objects into the ashtray. Fig. 199: Using the cigarette lighter Using the front ashtray The cigarette lighter is ready for use regardless of Fig.

  • Page 258: Speed Limiter

    Speed Limiter Speed Limiter Setting, storing and increasing Interrupting speed limiter – maximum speed CANCEL The speed limiter helps you to stay below an indi- e Press the control lever on the steering wheel vidual stored speed. Variant 1 down (Fig. 158) 3. 1.
  • Page 259 Speed Limiter Information The stored maximum speed should only be re- called if traffic and road conditions are conducive to driving at that speed. Deactivating the speed limiter e Press button R on the control lever. The memory is cleared and the readiness symbol disappears.

  • Page 260: Sport Chrono Stopwatch

    Sport Chrono Stopwatch Sport Chrono Stopwatch Stopwatch on the dashboard Stopwatch in the PCM The Sport Chrono stopwatch can be used to record and evaluate various times. The lap time can be displayed on the stopwatch on the dashboard, on the touch display and on the in- strument cluster.
  • Page 261 Sport Chrono Stopwatch Ending lap/starting new lap Resetting reference lap larger length deviations are not included in the evaluation. A maximum of 99 laps can be stored for each e CAR e CHRONO e Reset reference lap recording. e CAR e CHRONO e Options e Sport...
  • Page 262 Sport Chrono Stopwatch Analog Clock on the Dashboard Continuing timing b b Timing has been stopped. e Sport Chrono e Continue Ending lap/starting new lap When the stopwatch is running, the current stop- watch time is stored as the lap time. A maximum of 99 laps can be stored for each recording.

  • Page 263: Starting And Stopping The Engine

    Starting and Stopping the Engine Starting and Stopping the > Please see chapter "Starting the vehicle with Information Engine discharged vehicle key battery or radio interfer- If no consumers are switched on for 10 minutes ence" on page 283. after the ignition has been switched on, the ignition Ignition lock Switching off the engine has to be switched on again.

  • Page 264: Steering Wheel

    Steering Wheel Steering Wheel Switching the heated steering Adjusting the steering wheel electrically wheel on and off Uncontrolled retrieval of Adjusting the steering wheel CAUTION the memory settings Steering wheel adjust- WARNING If persons or animals are within the range of move- ment while driving ment of the steering wheel, there is a risk of parts of the body being pinched or crushed when you adjust...

  • Page 265: Storage

    Storage Storage Opening and closing the glove compartment Stowing objects Opening the glove compartment e Pull the handle. Unsecured or incorrectly WARNING positioned objects The glove compartment opens automatically. Closing the glove compartment An unsecured or incorrectly positioned load can slide e Close the cover by pressing on it.

  • Page 266: Sun Visors

    Sun Visors Sun Visors the sliding cover is open. e Keep the sliding cover closed while driving. Adjusting sun visor Fig. 211: Preventing side glare Glare from the side: 1. Disengage the sun visor from the inner bracket. Fig. 212: Opening vanity mirror 2.

  • Page 267: Tailgate

    – or – e deactivate Porsche Comfort Access. Fig. 213: Tailgate unlocking button b b Vehicle unlocked (vehicles without Porsche Comfort Access). – or – b b Vehicle key is carried (vehicles with Porsche Comfort Access). e Press the button.
  • Page 268 29.5 in. (75 cm). tailgate when the vehicle is at its highest level. Locking > Please see chapter "Porsche Active Suspension 1. Stand in a central position behind the vehicle. 2. Move your foot toward the vehicle and back in...
  • Page 269 If the tailgate cannot be released using the vehicle B Close the tailgate and lock the vehicle (Porsche Comfort key (e.g. if the vehicle key battery is discharged): Press one of the following buttons to immediately Access) 1.
  • Page 270 Tailgate Fig. 217: Emergency unlocking of the tailgate If the tailgate still cannot be opened (e.g. if the ve- hicle battery is discharged), emergency release must be performed: 1. Fold rear seat backrests forward. 2. Get into the luggage compartment over the folded rear seats.

  • Page 271: Test Stand Measurement

    The vehicle jack is not suitable for this purpose. e Never start the engine when the vehicle is raised. Engine vibrations can cause the vehicle to fall. Power measurement Porsche does not authorize power measurements on roller-type test stands.

  • Page 272: Towing

    Deactivate PAS. it on all 4 wheels. > Please see chapter "Porsche Active Safe e Tie the vehicle down only at its wheels. Never (PAS)" on page 208. attach tension straps to the towing hook.
  • Page 273 Towing Re-engaging the transmission parking lock Using a towing bar e Do not attach the towing bar diagonally between NOTICE the vehicles. Pulling out a vehicle that has be- Risk of damage when re-engaging the transmission parking lock. come stuck e Do not turn the socket wrench back.
  • Page 274 > Please see chapter "Alarm System" on on the lower edge until it engages. page 67. 4. Store the towing hook in the tool box. e Activate Porsche Vehicle Tracking System trans- Using flat bed port mode if necessary. > Please see chapter "Porsche Vehicle Tracking Pulling vehicle onto flat bed System"...

  • Page 275: Traffic Sign Detection

    Traffic Sign Detection Traffic Sign Detection Lack of attention Information WARNING Traffic sign recognition is restricted in the following Responsibility while driving, e.g. choosing an appro- situations, for example: priate speed, remains with the driver even when us- – Camera heavily soiled, iced-up or covered (e.g. ing traffic sign recognition.
  • Page 276 Traffic Sign Detection Displaying speed limits and bend Setting maximum speed for trailer Information ahead warning The maximum permitted speed can be set for the – In traffic-calmed areas or play streets, the dis- trailer, depending on the type of trailer. If no value is play shows "3 mph (5 km/h)".

  • Page 277: Trailer Hitch

    Check that the plug of the trailer is plugged into Porsche dealer. Porsche recommends an authorized use an appropriate adapter. the towing vehicle. Porsche dealer, as they have trained technicians and e Check that all the lights work. the necessary parts and tools. Preparing for trailer operation e Always observe permitted specifications for towed weight, tongue weight and rear-axle load.
  • Page 278 Have the vehicle checked regularly by an authorized braking effect. trailer e Do not drive with the towing vehicle empty and Porsche dealer. the trailer loaded. If this unfavorable situation is A hitched trailer has a significant effect on vehicle unavoidable, drive particularly slowly.

  • Page 279: Transmission

    The operating mode can only be changed if the re- Information lease button (1) on the selector lever has been Driving with Porsche Tiptronic S The transmission parking lock is also engaged in D, pressed. In addition to the release button, the brake...
  • Page 280 Transmission e Only select the desired operating mode for driv- Stopping the vehicle When the engine is running, the operating modes e For a brief stop (e.g. at traffic lights), leave the and the engaged gear are displayed. ing off (D, M or R) when the engine is idling and keep the brake pedal pressed while doing so.
  • Page 281 NORMAL driving mode selected. b b Operating mode D selected. Fig. 229: Upshift indicator A b b Porsche Stability Management (PSM) active. The fuel economy-oriented upshift indicator A helps b b Cruise control mode not active. you to develop a fuel-saving driving style. Depending b b Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) not active.
  • Page 282 Operating mode D selected. Information b b Porsche Stability Management (PSM) active. b b Cruise control mode not active. Stresses on components increase significantly when b b Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC) not active.

  • Page 283: Trip Information Display

    Trip Information Display Trip Information Display Customizing trip A large range of trip information, e.g. the trip time, e Trip e Options e Customize 1. CAR the distance traveled, the average speed or the trip average fuel consumption, can be displayed on the touch display and on the instrument cluster.

  • Page 284: Vehicle Key

    Only use the vehicle key when the vehicle is in Removing emergency key your sight. The Porsche Crest on the vehicle key lights up when the buttons are pressed. The Crest may also light up when driving without any of the buttons being pressed on the vehicle key.
  • Page 285 Teach all vehicle keys belonging to the vehicle a message appears on the instrument display. The again. Porsche Crest on the vehicle key no longer lights up when buttons are pressed on the vehicle key. Information A total of eight vehicle keys can be taught.
  • Page 286 Vehicle Key Information e If a vehicle key is lost or stolen, have an author- ized Porsche dealer disable this vehicle key in the vehicle and change the mechanical locks if necessary. e You should notify your insurance company of the loss or theft of vehicle keys or of the production of additional or replacement keys.

  • Page 287: Vehicle Settings

    Vehicle Settings Vehicle Settings Different vehicle settings can be made depending on model, country and equipment. The vehicle settings listed here may not be available in all models, countries and equipment. For safety reasons, some functions are only available when the vehicle is stationary. The vehicle settings are saved even when the ignition is switched off.
  • Page 288 Vehicle Settings What do I want to do? What should I select? Where? You can select from many items of vehicle information for display in four fields via drag & drop. One item of vehicle information cannot be assigned to several fields. e CAR e CONTROL e System e Date and time...

  • Page 289: Voice Control

    > Please see chapter "Porsche Communication Ending voice control b b Voice control is active. Management (PCM)" on page 215. Using Porsche Connect services in the voice e Press the button on the control lever. control system A fading acoustic signal sounds.
  • Page 290 Voice control Notes on communication using voice control – Help texts: Commands that can be spoken are – Cancel displayed. – Dialog-related voice commands are needed as Note the following points when using voice control: soon as a dialog is conducted with the PCM, e.g. –...
  • Page 291 Voice control Global voice commands for media What do I want to do? What do I have to say? Note Use natural voice commands Examples: Play something from the SD card. As an alternative to actual commands, the PCM can I want to hear rock music.
  • Page 292 Voice control What do I want to do? What do I have to say? Note Call stored contact If the contact is not clear, the command leads to the Call e.g. Doe (private/work/general) dialog. The first name, last name or both can be spo- ken.
  • Page 293 (e.g. search for point of interest, airport). Search for a destination online Online search/Internet search The service is not available in all languages and markets. > Please see chapter "Porsche Connect" on page 223. Select country Enter country/change country Select state...
  • Page 294 Voice control Global voice commands for air conditioning What do I want to do? What do I have to say? Note Use natural voice commands Examples: I'm cold. As an alternative to actual commands, the PCM can It's too hot. recognize natural voice commands (not available in all languages).

  • Page 295: Warning And Information Messages

    Airbag system Airbag system is faulty. e Adapt your driving style to the situation. error e Have the fault rectified at an authorized Porsche dealer.* Visit workshop Airbag system error Airbag system is faulty. e Adapt your driving style to the situation.
  • Page 296 Stop when it is safe to do so. e Do not continue driving. (USA) e Have the fault rectified at an authorized Porsche dealer.* (USA) Power steering has failed or is faulty. e Stop when it is safe to do so.
  • Page 297 Rain or light Rain/light sensor is defective. e Switch on the windshield wipers and lights manually. sensor faulty e Have the fault rectified at an authorized Porsche dealer.* Service necessary Example: The indicated cornering light is faulty. e Check relevant light.
  • Page 298 High beam assist temporarily unavailable due to camera fault. e Clean the windshield if necessary. not available No camera view If the fault persists: e Have the fault rectified at an authorized Porsche dealer.* Clean windshield if necessary Headlight beam Headlight leveling is faulty.
  • Page 299 Pedestrian protec- Pedestrian protection is faulty. e Have the fault rectified at an authorized Porsche dealer.* tion system error Driving permitted Service necessary * Porsche recommends an authorized Porsche dealer, as they have trained technicians and the necessary parts and tools.
  • Page 300 Add oil if necessary. > Please see chapter "Engine Oil" on page 117. e Have the fault rectified at an authorized Porsche dealer.* Oil level too high Oil level above maximum. e Have the fault rectified at an authorized Porsche dealer.*...
  • Page 301 > Please see chapter "Engine Oil" on page 117. e Do not continue driving if the warning message is displayed even when the oil level is correct. e Have the fault rectified at an authorized Porsche dealer.* Oil pressure mea- Oil pressure measurement is faulty.
  • Page 302 Engine control system is faulty. fault Possible to drive on. e Have the fault rectified at an authorized Porsche dealer.* Driving permitted Visit workshop * Porsche recommends an authorized Porsche dealer, as they have trained technicians and the necessary parts and tools.
  • Page 303 Immediately stop when it is safe to do so. Park vehicle safely e Do not continue driving. e Have the fault rectified at an authorized Porsche dealer.* Engine run req. Vehicle electrical system is faulty. e Stop when it is safe to do so.
  • Page 304 Reverse gear may not be available. Possibly no reverse gear Possible to drive on with restricted gearshift comfort. e Have the fault rectified at an authorized Porsche dealer.* Additional transmission servicing is necessary. Service notification transmission Possible to drive on.
  • Page 305 If the fault persists after the engine has been re-started: Spoiler control e Have the fault rectified at an authorized Porsche dealer.* fault Adapted driving permitted * Porsche recommends an authorized Porsche dealer, as they have trained technicians and the necessary parts and tools.
  • Page 306 Possible to drive on. permitted e Adapt your driving style to the situation. See owner's manual. e Have the fault rectified at an authorized Porsche dealer.* The chassis system is faulty. Chassis system fault The vehicle handling may change. Visit workshop Possible to drive on.
  • Page 307 Porsche Stability Management (PSM) is not available. Possible to drive on. lights up e Adapt your driving style to the situation. Adapted driving e Have the fault rectified at an authorized Porsche dealer.* permitted PSM activated Porsche Stability Management (PSM) was switched on automatically. lights up...
  • Page 308 Meaning and action required e Have the fault rectified at an authorized Porsche dealer.* permitted Rear differential Porsche Torque Vectoring Plus (PTV Plus) has failed or is faulty. lock failure Possible to drive on. e Adapt your driving style to the situation.
  • Page 309 Message Meaning and action required if necessary If the fault persists: e Have the fault rectified at an authorized Porsche dealer.* System error One or more electrical systems may not be available. e Adapt your driving style to the situation.
  • Page 310 Warning and Information Messages Display Message Meaning and action required Porsche Active Safe (PAS) may be impaired due to weather conditions or dirt on the sensor in the vehicle. WBA restricted e Adapt your driving style to the situation. e Clean the windshield if necessary.
  • Page 311 Clean front camera and ACC sensor. Sensor dirty, please If the fault persists: clean sensor e Have the fault rectified at an authorized Porsche dealer.* Emergency stop Emergency stop assist function is faulty. e Have the fault rectified at an authorized Porsche dealer.*...
  • Page 312 Lane Keep Assist is not available. e Adapt your driving style to the situation. not available e Have the fault rectified at an authorized Porsche dealer.* Driving permitted Service necessary Lane Keep Assist is temporarily unavailable due to weather conditions or Lane Keep Assist dirt on the windshield.
  • Page 313 Warning and Information Messages Display Message Meaning and action required Clean windshield If the fault persists: e Have the fault rectified at an authorized Porsche dealer.* if necessary Lane Keep Assist Lane Keep Assist is temporarily unavailable. restricted If the fault persists: e Have the fault rectified at an authorized Porsche dealer.*...
  • Page 314 Park vehicle, lock trailer hitch If the fault persists: e Have the fault rectified at an authorized Porsche dealer.* * Porsche recommends an authorized Porsche dealer, as they have trained technicians and the necessary parts and tools. E-Hybrid vehicles Display Message...
  • Page 315 Stop when it is safe to do so and switch off the engine. Let vehicle cool down e Do not continue driving. e Have the fault rectified at an authorized Porsche dealer.* Vehicle electrical system error Vehicle electrical system is faulty.
  • Page 316 > Please see chapter "Refueling" on page 234. Driving permitted e Have the fault rectified at an authorized Porsche dealer.* Visit workshop * Porsche recommends an authorized Porsche dealer, as they have trained technicians and the necessary parts and tools.

  • Page 317: Washer Fluid

    – Dilutability 1:100 – Phosphate-free – Suitable for plastic headlights For information on window cleaner concentrates approved by Porsche: Contact an authorized Porsche dealer. If the washer fluid level is too low, a warning symbol appears on the instrument cluster.

  • Page 318: Wheels And Tires

    Wheels and Tires Wheels and Tires e Use only plastic valve caps. e Check the tire pressure at least monthly when e For safety reasons, do not use tire inflating the tires are cold. In addition to correct tire inflation pressure and cor- bottles.
  • Page 319 Have defective tires replaced immediately. Con- equipped with a Tire Pressure Monitoring System pressure. sult an authorized Porsche dealer. Porsche rec- The yellow tire pressure warning is displayed for (TPMS) that causes a tire pressure warning light to ommends an authorized Porsche dealer, as they...
  • Page 320 Wheels and Tires start-ups as long as the malfunction exists. When Tire pressure that is too low or too high destroys the Displaying pressure difference the malfunction indicator is illuminated, the system tire and wheel, extends the braking distance and may not be able to detect or signal low tire pressure significantly increases the risk of an accident.
  • Page 321 Porsche dealer, as they have trained techni- cians and the necessary parts and tools. Comfort pressure e Only use tires and wheels approved by Porsche. Standard pressure is activated. e Adjust tire pressures to comfort pressure or e CAR...
  • Page 322 Wheels and Tires Tire Abuse Tread driving habits, service practices and differences in WARNING road characteristics and climate. The portion of the tire that comes in contact with > Please see chapter "Checking tire tread" on the road. The temperature grade for this tire is established for page 324.
  • Page 323 Wheels and Tires > Please see chapter "Loading information" on Inflating tires The tire is inflated. page 334. 4. Check inflation pressure using the pressure gage Hot pressure hose CAUTION and reduce tire pressure or continue filling as Overloading required. Check the inflation pressure again. The compressor pressure hose can become hot 5.
  • Page 324 If in doubt, have the tire, especially the inner side, F – Radial checked by an expert. Go to a qualified special- ized repair shop. Porsche recommends an au- The identification indicates whether the tire has a radial structure.
  • Page 325 Only authorized Porsche dealers may install tires. valve caps damage. e Use only genuine Porsche valves for the Tire Visit an authorized Porsche dealer. Porsche rec- ommends an authorized Porsche dealer, as they Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS).
  • Page 326 Wheels and Tires e Only use snow chains approved by Porsche so M+S designation or the snowflake symbol, de- suitable when their tread depth falls below 5/32 that sufficient clearance between the wheel well in. (4 mm). pending on the country, on the tire sidewall. Ob- e In the United States, state laws may govern the and chain is assured.
  • Page 327 TA: Contact an ® the installation according to these markings. e Only use wheels/tires with approved dimensions authorized Porsche dealer. Do not use any other grease or paste. for the relevant axle. > Please refer to the vehicle registration docu- ments or the "Technical data"...
  • Page 328 Wheels and Tires Changing a wheel Changing PCCB. e When changing a wheel, screw in the assembly Preparing the vehicle aids. 1. Activate the transmission parking lock using the 2. Remove the remaining wheel bolts. P button on the selector lever. >...

  • Page 329: Windows

    Windows Windows Stage one – manual operation Information e Press or pull the relevant rocker switch to the Opening and closing windows If a window is blocked by an obstruction when clos- first stage until the required position is reached. ing, the window stops and opens again a few The process stops when the switch is released.
  • Page 330 Windows Disabling controls in the rear – Using the roll-up sunblind on the Information child protection rear side window When opening a rear side window when the roll-up sunblind is lowered, the sunblind is raised automati- Information cally before the rear side window opens. The roll-up sunblinds on the rear side windows can be raised or lowered only when the rear side win- dows are closed.

  • Page 331: Windshield Wipers

    Windshield Wipers Windshield Wipers Brief Overview - Windshield Wipers This brief overview does not replace the compre- hensive descriptions provided in the "Windshield Wipers" chapter. Safety messages and warnings, in particular, are not replaced by this brief overview. Fig. 249: Windshield wiper lever Fig.
  • Page 332 Windshield Wipers Operating windshield wipers Undesired wiping The washer system wipes and sprays while the WARNING lever is pulled toward the steering wheel. When the wiper lever is released, a few drying wipes are In rain sensor mode, the windshield wipers wipe au- performed.
  • Page 333 Windshield Wipers Wiper blades Information Information – If the wiper lever is already in position 1 when the The rear wiper interval is adjusted depending on the NOTICE ignition is switched on, the rain sensor is acti- driving speed. vated at speeds above approx. 2.5 mph (4 km/h). If the wiper arms accidentally fall back onto the –...
  • Page 334 Information Removing wiper blade 1. Lift the wiper arm slightly. If necessary visit an authorized Porsche dealer to 2. Grasp the wiper blade and press it upward have this work carried out. Porsche recommends an slightly at the mounting A with your index finger.

  • Page 335: Technical Data

    Technical Data On the following pages you will find technical data for your vehicle.

  • Page 336: Technical Data

    The safety compliance sticker is your assurance that The tire pressure plate is fixed to the door sill area of your new Porsche complies with all applicable Fed- the driver’s door. eral Motor Vehicle Safety Standards which were in Vehicle data carrier effect at the time the vehicle was manufactured.
  • Page 337 Technical Data Overloading Vehicle For determining the compatibility of the tire and ve- Steps for determining correct load limit: DANGER hicle load capabilities: 1. Locate the statement “The combined weight of > Please see chapter "Wheels and Tires" on occupants and cargo should never exceed XXX kg Overloading will lead to dangerous vehicle reactions page 316.
  • Page 338 Technical Data Engine data Cayenne Cayenne S Cayenne GTS Cayenne Turbo Number of cylinders Displacement 2,995 cm 2,894 cm 3,996 cm 3,996 cm Max. engine power 250 kW (335 hp) 324 kW (434 hp) 338 kW (452 hp) 404 kW (541 hp) at rpm 5,300 –...
  • Page 339 Technical Data Cayenne E-Hybrid Combustion engine Electric machine Combined Engine oil consumption up to 0.8 l/1,000 km – – Maximum permitted engine speed 6,500 1/min – – Cayenne Turbo S E-Hybrid Combustion engine Electric machine Combined Number of cylinders – –...
  • Page 340 Technical Data Height with tailgate open 2,123 mm – 2,188 mm Maximum wading depth (steel suspension) at DIN kerb weight 500 mm (480 mm) Maximum wading depth (air suspension, Normal Level) 475 mm (465 mm) Maximum wading depth (air suspension, Special Terrain Level) 530 mm (520 mm) Cayenne E-Hybrid models: Maximum wading depth (steel suspension) at DIN kerb weight...
  • Page 341 Maximum wading depth (air suspension, Normal Level) 225 mm Maximum wading depth (air suspension, Special Terrain Level) 280 mm Filling quantities e Use only fluids and fuels approved by Porsche. For further information: Contact an authorized Porsche dealer. Cayenne Cayenne S Cayenne GTS Cayenne Turbo Approx.
  • Page 342 Only use roof transport systems that are from the Porsche Tequipment product line or that have been tested and approved by Porsche. e Do not drive at a speed of more than 81 mph (130 km/h) when the roof transport system is loaded.
  • Page 343 Technical Data Cayenne Cayenne S Cayenne GTS Cayenne Turbo Maximum towed weight, 7,716 lbs. (3,500 kg) 7,716 lbs. (3,500 kg) 7,716 lbs. (3,500 kg) 7,716 lbs. (3,500 kg) braked Maximum towed weight, 1,653 lbs. (750 kg) 1,653 lbs. (750 kg) 1,653 lbs.
  • Page 344 Technical Data Cayenne E-Hybrid Cayenne Turbo S E-Hybrid vehicles with 19-inch/20-inch/21- vehicles with 19-inch/20-inch/21- inch tires inch tires Towing a trailer up to 60 mph (100 km/h)– USA/Canada Maximum axle load, rear 4,045 lbs. (1,835 kg) 3,968 lbs. (1,800 kg) Maximum towed weight, braked 7,716 lbs.
  • Page 345 Technical Data Cayenne Coupé Cayenne Coupé S Cayenne Coupé GTS Cayenne Coupé Turbo The combined weight of occupants and cargo should never exceed the weight shown on the tire pressure plate in the Vehicle load capacity vehicle. Maximum axle load, front 3,109 lbs.
  • Page 346 Wheel and tire sizes Tires approved by Porsche are the best possible tires for your vehicle. The load capacity index (e.g. "105") and classification letter (e.g. "Y") for maximum permitted speed are minimum requirements. When fitting new tires or changing tires: >...
  • Page 347 Technical Data Tire type Fitting snow chains Tire size Wheel size Collapsible spare wheel 195/65-20 108P 6.5B x 20, RO 28 Cayenne models with 6-cylinder engines FA: 255/55 ZR 19 XL (111Y) FA: 8.5J x 19, RO 47 RA: 275/50 ZR 19 XL (112Y) RA: 9.5J x 19, RO 54 FA: 275/45 ZR 20 XL (110Y) FA: 9.0J x 20, RO 50...
  • Page 348 Technical Data Tire type Fitting snow chains Tire size Wheel size FA: 285/40 ZR 21 XL (109Y) FA: 9.5J x 21, RO 46 RA: 315/35 ZR 21 XL (111Y) RA: 11.0J x 21, RO 58 Summer tires FA: 10.0J x 22, RO 48 FA: 285/35 ZR 22 XL (106Y) RA: 315/30 ZR 22 XL (107Y) RA: 11.5J x 22, RO 61...
  • Page 349 FA = front axle, RA = rear axle, RO = rim offset Standard tire pressure - Cayenne models These tire pressures apply only to the tire makes and types approved by Porsche for cold tires at 68 °F (20 °C). E-Hybrid models only.
  • Page 350 Technical Data e Set the load condition of the vehicle in Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS). Adapt the tire pressure to suit the vehicle load. > Please see chapter "Setting Tire Pressure Monitoring (TPM)" on page 318. Vehicles with 6-cylinder engines Part load Full load...
  • Page 351 Vehicles with "Comfort pressure" setting in the Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS) and speed threshold "100 mph (160 km/h)". These tire pressures apply only to the tire makes and types approved by Porsche for cold tires at 68 °F (20 °C).
  • Page 352 Technical Data Tire pressure too low WARNING The "Comfort tire pressure" selection option is country-dependent and is not available in all country versions. Driving at high speed and low tire pressure damages the tires. e Comfort tire pressure in the tires must only be set on vehicles with the "Comfort tire pressure" selection option in the Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS). Vehicles with 6-cylinder engines FA = front axle, RA = rear axle 2.2 bar / 220 kPa / 32 psi...
  • Page 353 Technical Data Porsche Communication Management (PCM) Technical data: Audio and video files Supported SD cards up to 128 GB media DVD Drive Audio CDs up to 80 min., CD-ROMs up to 700 MB, DVD±R/RW, Standard Video DVD, Video DVD compatible DVD Audio Portable players MTP Player, USB 2.0 devices of "USB Device Subclass 1 and 6"...
  • Page 354 Technical Data Technical data: Connectivity Mobile networks GSM/GPRS/EDGE: Quad Band, 850/900 MHz/1,800/1,900 MHz UMTS/HSPA+: Triple band, 850 MHz (band V)/AWS (band VI)/1,900 MHz (band II) LTE: Quad band, 700 MHz (band 17)/850 MHz (band 5) /AWS (band 4)/1,900 MHz (band 2) WiFi IEEE 802.11a/b/g/n (2.4 GHz) Bluetooth...
  • Page 355 Changes or modifications made to the equipment The manufacturer is not responsible for any radio or USA: FCC-ID 2ACC7TRANSCVRP01 not expressly approved by Porsche may void the FCC TV interference caused by unauthorized modifica- Canada: IC 11980A-TRANSCVRP01 authorization to operate the equipment.
  • Page 356 Technical Data This device complies with Industry Canada licence- WARNING: The transmitter has been tested and – Belgium – Belize – Bolivia – Bonaire – Bosnia and exempt RSS standard(s). Operation is subject to the complies with FCC and ISED rules. Changes or Herzegovina –...
  • Page 357 "normal" scrap or waste or put into any other form of end storage. For further information on correct disposal: e Contact your Porsche partner. Old batteries Old batteries must not be disposed of as "normal"...
  • Page 358 Alloy wheels Porsche InnoDrive ....... . 48 Blind ..........328 Care instructions .
  • Page 359 Identification for location of charge port door ..140 Porsche Connect ....... . 223 Alloy wheels .
  • Page 360 Emergency stop function ......113 Locking with Porsche Comfort Access ....88 Operating principle .
  • Page 361 Index Washer fliud ........339 High-voltage battery charge and locking status on vehicle Sport Chrono stopwatch.
  • Page 362 Tuning to/storing stations ......172 Porsche Dynamic Light System (PDLS) ... . . 160 Off-road driving.
  • Page 363 Porsche Connect ........223...
  • Page 364 Porsche InnoDrive ........48...
  • Page 365 Index Spare wheel ......... 123 Switching on telephone function .
  • Page 366 Windshield wiper Locking with Porsche Comfort Access ....88 Voice commands for apps ......292 Cleaning the rear window.

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