Porsche OBD-II support

Pelican knows 13 Porsche models. The OBDb has parameter data for 7 of them.

Every Porsche that supports OBD-II also reports the standard parameters, such as speed and engine data.

Models

About Porsche

Porsche is a German sports car maker with headquarters in Stuttgart. Ferdinand Porsche started an independent design and engineering firm in 1931. Volkswagen AG indirectly holds 75.4 percent of the share capital of Porsche AG.12

The first series model of the 911 left the production line in September 1964. The Boxster went into series production in 1996. Porsche brought the Cayman to market in 2006. The company also builds SUVs and sedans. The Cayenne went into production in 2002, and Porsche introduced the Panamera in April 2009. The Macan had its world premiere in Los Angeles in 2013.13

The Taycan is the first all-electric Porsche. Porsche unveiled it in 2019. The 918 Spyder is a plug-in hybrid supercar. Its production ended in 2015.13

The United States requires all 1996 and newer passenger cars and trucks to meet OBD-II requirements. European petrol cars have used EOBD since model year 2001.45

Footnotes

  1. Porsche Historical Background, Porsche Newsroom USA ↩ ↩2 ↩3

  2. Fundamental Information about the Porsche Group, Porsche Newsroom ↩

  3. 75 years of Porsche sports cars: People, Models, Milestones, Porsche Newsroom ↩ ↩2

  4. On-Board Diagnostic II (OBD II) Systems Fact Sheet, California Air Resources Board ↩

  5. Introduction to the OBD system, x-engineer.org ↩

  1. The history of Porsche, Volkswagen Group
  2. The new Porsche 911 Dakar, Porsche Newsroom
  3. Porsche Mission X: yet another dream takes shape, Porsche Newsroom
  4. World premiere: Porsche takes the all-electric 2024 Macan to a new level, Porsche Newsroom USA
  5. T-Hybrid for significantly enhanced performance, Porsche Newsroom
  6. Looking back: Porsche in 2024, Porsche Newsroom
  7. First digitally, then in Dubai: double premiere for the Cayenne Electric, Porsche Newsroom

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