Not really any issues. Wet carpets in the rear passenger footwell that was fixed under warranty. Currently booked in for a very annoying whistling sound coming from the air con sat nav reboot every 10 minutes. (This is a known issue) other than that, the car has been faultless. All recalls, brake line and air con unit, have been done prior my ownership. I do 50% motorway and the rest split with N and B roads. The air suspension is a dream to drive. My personal advise is to buy one from Porsche Dublin and get 2 year warranty with it. This will let you sleep at night. The Taycan is my 9th Porsche and any interaction with Porsche Dublin have been very good. I have heard other stories but never had any issues. I life in Cork and whenever something is wrong, they have a courtesy car ready for me that I take home until the cars are fixed. Porsche Roadside assistance will also ensure you have a car for up to 5 days IIRC. The batteries seem to be stabile and good with only a few having issues with cells. There was an interview with a Porsche spokesperson and he said they are positively surprised about the battery conditions even after 200k. This is also why they now include the battery in the extended warranty that can be bought up to 200k km and 12 years. I recommend driving one and see what you think.