I agree with the first two, for sure.
Not sure what you mean by "instantaneous fuel consumption"...
I'd also like to see a counter saying how often the ICE turns on and off, both in the short term and for the life of the car.

New car delivered
 

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Yesterday I finally picked up my new Panamera ST, after ordering it early September 2018. Really happy with the combination of Vulcan Grey paint (with painted model design), Luxor Beige/Black interior, Carbon decoration, and the Burmester sound system.

Congrats! Looks really nice.

agree.
I mean by instantaneous fuel consumption the actual, current consumption, say in the last second, not average. All Audis I have had before showed you this. It allows one to learn/get an idea of the consumption versus driving style and engine temperature.

Congratulations ReinoudW, looks beautiful, to me there's not many things more exciting that taking delivery of a new car, I tell the sales guy NOT to explain anything to me because half the fun is messing with it in the garage when you get home :-) enjoy.

Can anyone who has added sports exhaust post-delivery/ retrofit describe the experience? Is it just a software upgrade or is there mechanical hardware that needs to be added to the exhaust system? My panamera has the sports pipes but not the sports exhaust and I would definitely like to add it.

My dealership service department informed me that I have two recalls/campaigns to address in my 2018 Pan4 E-H:
(1) a reprogram of the instrument cluster; and (2) Reprogram of the control unit for the power steering.
I'd heard of the second one, but not the first one. What's going on with the instrument cluster?

I bought my 4S Sport Turismo at the Langley dealer. They were pretty good and were able to wheel and deal a discount for an in-stock vehicle. Would recommend.

Regarding 1), if not a PCM update then the is also an update that solves the reported issues where the "service inspection needed" or "check engine" warnings keep returning. This update solved that for me. I still occasionally get the check engine warning but it seems to correlate to fuel quality because it occurs only after fuelling. I must note however it never happens at Shell.

Also found this in another thread just now.
https://www.cars.com/articles/2017-2019-porsche-panamera-panamera-hybrid-cayenne-recall-alert-1420757655937/

I had the steering, brake modulation and engine/hybrid management recalls done but not as far as I am aware the instrument cluster/PCM update. With a bit of luck this might finally be the update us early model owners (Oct 2017 for me) have been waiting for now for close to 12 months. Hopefully it will correct the main digital speedometer, which does not change units when you change the rest of the units from miles to kilometres and is firmly stuck in MPH. I will ask my dealer on my return from a three week trip to India.

Wilson

I'm one of them... top notch dealer... better than the sales snobs in the Vancouver dealership....

Instrument cluster recall relates to a brake pad warning message.

Has anyone experienced issues with the reverse camera wash function, not a real world issue but at times it just doesn't work.

Also, I have had the electric socket on my car replaced, the switch was freezing in cold weather and I was unable to decouple the electric charge lead. Huge expense for them to change this, they also changed the mechanism for the flap. My car is now not charging at all.

Serious unimpressed with the reliability levels of all the tech.

I have the surround view option but not the rear wiper and have seen the "wash option" pop up once in a while, but never knew that it did... I read on the 19 Macan's, there is a water nozzle that sprays water to clean the lens... does our cars have this? anyone have any experience with this?

Yes, my car has a wash for the rear camera and it comes in handy. When I select the park assist by hitting button on ceiling console, the surround view shows up with all the viewing angles listed on the left of the screen. If you select rear camera, you get a wash option at the top of the list. It gives you 2 nice squirts of washer fluid right on the lens. Try it out.