importtuner

This is unacceptable. Look at the flex.

Andial

That is on purpose to give the effect of pushing a button.

deilenberger

I got to see this console (almost identical) sitting in a few new Panamera shooting brakes (AKA: Sport Turismo) last night. Spent the most time in a turbo. I didn't notice any real flex to it. but if it does emulate a key-press that's probably a good thing. I can't say I'm a fan of the non-switch sort of surface since you do have to look at it to use it. The driver's dash display was all digital except the tachometer. They did a decent job of emulating analog gauges. Didn't have time to dig down deep enough in the menus to see how configurable it is. The center touch-screen PCM display - it worked - but it does require digging down into menus to do things that a current Cayenne 3.1 or 4.0 PCM can do with a single button press. Nice display - crisp looking imaging. I'd need at least several hours with it to figure out if I liked it - but for $187k (for the Turbo-S) a buyer better like it.

importtuner

doesn't it already have haptic feedback?

MaxLTV

That is the haptic feedback - you push on the panel and the panel clicks like one big button. It does not flex or bend - the entire panel clicks down like a giant space bar.