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Mine has been unloaded in Jacksonville as of today. PEC ATL is scheduled for next month, so I guess it sits for a little while.
Mine was unloaded at Jacksonville today also! . The wait continues...28 Jun 2024 current ETA. Arrival stateside At port call USA - JAX Timelines...the wait continues.
Delivery date for our eHybrid Cayenne just improved again to July 5. PO was confirmed March 13 with initial delivery date of July 24, which had first changed to July 12 a week ago.
Finally got my VIN number, supposed to start building tomorrow and coming to the east coast, Jacksonville, Jun 14th and to my dealer (Melbourne, Fl) June 19th
My Turbo e-hybrid is on GLOVIS COURAGE. Car should port in San Diego in 3 weeks. And sit for a month or two until EPA/CARB figure out how to stamp paper.
Last week dealer said Porsche gave a projected certification date of 7/15. And they pointed out the date may be conservative.
My Turbo e-hybrid is on GLOVIS COURAGE. Car should port in San Diego in 3 weeks. And sit for a month or two until EPA/CARB figure out how to stamp paper.
Last week dealer said Porsche gave a projected certification date of 7/15. And they pointed out the date may be conservative.
Oh ****, hoping this is very conservative because my Euro delivery is on 7/7. The date is not shifting so far, so hopefully it will workout. Otherwise, it'll be a total disaster because it's too late to reschedule the trip.
Oh ****, hoping this is very conservative because my Euro delivery is on 7/7. The date is not shifting so far, so hopefully it will workout. Otherwise, it'll be a total disaster because it's too late to reschedule the trip.
I hope so, too. Like others on the thread my TYD delivery date is 6/28. Dealer said it could come in even sooner, very hard to tell. Unfortunately the car cannot leave port until certified. So my delivery date factors in the final auto carrier transport from San Diego to Phoenix dealer. Would be neat if porsche found a way to complete all pre-delivery steps so the cars could be handed over to customers immediately after certification.
Delivery date for our eHybrid Cayenne just improved again to July 5. PO was confirmed March 13 with initial delivery date of July 24, which had first changed to July 12 a week ago.
Sounds like its moving in the RIGHT direction...to the left not to the right! LOL. Yes heard all 2024 hybrids are waiting on CARB now...EPA has cleared them. God Bless California sometimes...
My Turbo e-hybrid is on GLOVIS COURAGE. Car should port in San Diego in 3 weeks. And sit for a month or two until EPA/CARB figure out how to stamp paper.
Last week dealer said Porsche gave a projected certification date of 7/15. And they pointed out the date may be conservative.
Congrats...EPA has cleared the cars. See attached below....Wait is now on California and CARB.
Originally Posted by MaxLTV
Oh ****, hoping this is very conservative because my Euro delivery is on 7/7. The date is not shifting so far, so hopefully it will workout. Otherwise, it'll be a total disaster because it's too late to reschedule the trip.
I think you're good for the Euro delivery part on the 7 July as you will get the car in Europe and it is okay/certified to drive there but NOT in the US yet...however EPA has certified the vehicle from what another RL was able to provide [thank electric lizard] however the wait is NOW on California CARB to do their part. Not sure however what the rules are for Porsche and selling the car to you IF they are still on HOLD for CARB certification because technically not supposed to be sold by Porsche yet in the US and as I remember or have heard Porsche has to sell the car to you and payment completed BEFORE you take delivery In Europe so I'd definitely ask my SA and dealer to give Porsche NA and Porsche AG a call. Maybe there is a waiver or something they can request if things get shaky.
Originally Posted by devsecflops
I hope so, too. Like others on the thread my TYD delivery date is 6/28. Dealer said it could come in even sooner, very hard to tell. Unfortunately the car cannot leave port until certified. So my delivery date factors in the final auto carrier transport from San Diego to Phoenix dealer. Would be neat if porsche found a way to complete all pre-delivery steps so the cars could be handed over to customers immediately after certification.
Yeah my car has release/delivery date of 28 Jun 2024 also and is expected to be released at least from TYD to the dealer on 27 Jun 2024. So sounds like many of us are in the same boat and waiting on Cali and CARB....which is crazy especially for those of use with cars which won't ever be registered in California or see the light of a California sun EVER probably! Schedule updates..
After about 2 weeks we finally got a notice saying the car is on it's way from the port to our local dealer. Yay, should only be a few days until delivery.
After about 2 weeks we finally got a notice saying the car is on it's way from the port to our local dealer. Yay, should only be a few days until delivery.
So sounds like many of us are in the same boat and waiting on Cali and CARB....which is crazy especially for those of use with cars which won't ever be registered in California or see the light of a California sun EVER probably!
Washington DC gave too much power to California when they granted emissions waivers to the State. Because of CA market size, the state's rules basically override federal rules.