Applicable models
911 from model year 2025
Taycan from model year 2025
Panamera from model year 2024
Macan Electric from model year 2024
Cayenne from model year 2024
Cayenne Electric from model year 2026
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The Speed Limit Warning is an intelligent speed detection system that helps you stay within the speed limit on any road. When the speed warning is active, if you exceed the speed limit, the system will inform you with an audible warning and a visual reminder on the instrument cluster.
911 from model year 2025
Taycan from model year 2025
Panamera from model year 2024
Macan Electric from model year 2024
Cayenne from model year 2024
Cayenne Electric from model year 2026
Under European Union law, every newly registered car from 7th July 2024 must have speed limit detection systems activated whenever the car is started. However, it’s possible to activate and deactivate it, if required.
To activate/deactivate the Speed Limit Warning in your car’s Porsche Communication Management (PCM) infotainment system:
For some models you can also activate/deactivate the acoustic Speed Limit Warning only:
For the Cayenne Electric, the menu path is slightly different:
Home > Car > Assistance > Speed warning > Tapping Acoustic speed warning will activate/deactivate just the acoustic warnings.
In addition, there are several shortcut options that allow you to quickly activate and deactivate the Porsche Speed Limit Warning without having to access the PCM menu.
You can programme your car’s quick access button – also called the quicklink button or the ‘Joker’ button - to activate or deactivate the Speed Limit Warning. Here’s how to set up the quick access button on your multifunction steering wheel to activate and deactivate the Speed Limit Warning:
Depending on your model, you may have one or several quick access buttons. For more details, please refer to your owner’s manual.
Note: For the 911 GT3 from model year 2025, you can also use the Assist hard key to quickly access the driver assistance systems in the centre display where you can deactivate the speed limit warning.
For the following 911 models (from MY 2025), Taycan models (from MY 2025), Panamera models (from MY 2024) and Cayenne models (from MY2024) as well Macan Electric you can also activate and deactivate the Speed Limit Warning via the PCM MyScreen.
To do so, tap on the app icon or home icon (depending on model) on the left navigation bar of your PCM screen. This switches to MyScreen, a split screen view, where you can turn off the speed limit warning.
Another option is using the Mode-button to activate and deactivate the Speed Limit Warning:
You can also deactivate the speed limit warning in the Cayenne Electric using the central display:
Option 1
Tap the icon with the car and road sign in the top left-hand corner of the central display to turn the speed limit warning off.
Option 2
Option 3
For more details, please refer to your owner’s manual, chapter ‘Displays and operation > Central display’ as well as chapter ‘Driving > Setting the speed warning’.
With the Speed Limit Warning, it’s possible to adjust the speed at which the system warns you via your car’s PCM. Depending on which country you live in, you can set a speed deviation tolerance of between 0 and 10 km/h (0 and 6 mph), with the speed limit warning displayed if exceeded.
Please note, the settings made are only active for the current trip and will automatically go back to the default tolerance setting when you restart your car.
For the Cayenne Electric, the menu path is slightly different:
Home > Car > Assistance > Speed warning > Tap the desired speed deviation.
Spot On is a video series that explains different features of your Porsche. This episode of Spot On shows you how to adjust the speed limit warning in the Macan Electric.
Macan Turbo (WLTP): Electricity consumption combined: 20.7 - 18.9 kWh/100 km; CO₂ emissions combined: 0 g/km; CO₂ class: A; Status: 04/2025
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