The Taycan rear spoiler has three positions according to the Porsche brochure, and they trigger at roughly 56mph, 99mph, and 124mph. You can't see the spoiler in the rear view mirror and, besides, it could be quite expensive to test this on the public road.

The PCM allows you to raise the spoiler for cleaning. On my car it seems to raise the spoiler only a very little, likely the 56mph position. Is that your experience, too please? Red car below is mine with the spoiler extended. White car is from the Porsche brochure.

 

same here the lift is barely noticeable

 

Thank you. The comfort of “they all do that”. So now the question is “why?” My theory is that it stops folks from driving around with the spoiler fully raised at normal US speeds and lowering range as a result.

 

Yes, my understanding is that it's because the car is designed to be sleek and the spoiler is only a functional addition. So as with the new 992, the spoiler can now only be manually raised when the vehicle is in Park, and that's just how far it needs to open to allow cleaning access. I supose they saw too many people driving around with their spoilers extended at 15 mph and gave us all a slap on the wrist

 

Anybody have a hack out there to raise the spoiler, I assume it is a voltage regulated, would really like to see what it looks like raised up.

 

that’s what the sport chrono package is for on the 911. The customized setting with the spoiler just always deployed. For the neighbors ;-)