vehicles with internal combustion engine (ICE),

battery electric vehicles (BEVs); and

hybrid electric vehicles, including plug-in hybrid (PHEV) and T-hybrid (T-HV) vehicles.

to cancel your service contract with us; and

to a refund for the unused portion, or to compensation for its reduced value.

The three-year warranty period begins on the earlier of the date of delivery of the new vehicle by an authorised Official Porsche Centre to the warrantee or the date of initial usage or registration. The authorised Official Porsche Centre shall record the date of commencement of the period in the guarantee and maintenance booklet.

This provision applies only to PHEVs and T-HVs: The warranty period for defects in the vehicle's high-voltage battery ends after eight years or when the vehicle's mileage exceeds 160,000 km (whichever comes first). For all other defects, the warranty period is three years, regardless of the mileage. The warranty period begins on the earlier of the date of delivery of the new vehicle by an authorised Official Porsche Centre to the warrantee or the date of initial usage or registration.

This provision applies only to BEVs: subject to Section 4.2, the warranty period for defects in the vehicle's high-voltage battery ends after eight years or when the vehicle’s mileage exceeds 160,000 km (whichever comes first). For all other defects, the warranty period is three years, regardless of the mileage. The warranty period begins on the earlier of the date of delivery of the new vehicle by an authorised dealer to the warrantee or the date of initial usage or registration.

The warranty only applies to vehicles if and as long as they are considered road legal.

A claim under the warranty is only valid if during the warranty period all service interval work is carried out according to the specifications of the service interval display of the vehicle. A deviation from the specifications will not invalidate this warranty, provided that the deviation from the specified service intervals in terms of time does not exceed one month and in terms of the mileage of the vehicle does not exceed 1,000 km. In the event of a greater deviation, the warrantor shall be released from its obligations under the warranty, unless the warrantee proves that non-compliance with these specifications did not cause the warranty claim.

This provision applies only to BEVs: Like any lithium-ion battery, the high-voltage battery is subject to a physically and chemically induced ageing and wear process over its life which reduces performance and capacity over time. If a capacity measurement performed by an Official Porsche Centre within the warranty period shows that the net battery capacity at the time specified below is less than the percentage values (warranty values) specified in paragraphs a) and b) below, the proportion falling below the respective warranty value constitutes an excessive loss of capacity within the meaning of these warranty conditions:

This provision applies only to BEVs, PHEVs and T-HVs: In the event of a defect in the high-voltage battery, a warranty claim will be excluded or denied if the defect has been caused by:

This provision applies only to BEVs: The loss of capacity of the high-voltage battery which does not fall below the warranty values according to Section 4.1, is not covered by the warranty.

A warranty claim will be excluded or denied if the defect has been caused by one of the following:

Natural or normal wear and tear of the vehicle or its components that is not caused by defects in materials or workmanship having regard to the age of the vehicle and the total distance the vehicle has travelled, and consequential damage due to natural or normal wear and tear, are not covered by the warranty.

Any items which require replacement as a part of normal wear and tear or vehicle maintenance, including oil, fuel, lubricants and coolants, spark plugs, drive belt, including drive belt deflection roller and tensioner, clutch disc and pressure plate, shock absorbers, tyres, tyre sealant, Porsche Dynamic Chassis Control (PDCC) reservoir, brake pads, brake discs and wear sensors, refrigerant gas, all bulbs (excluding Xenon and LED lamps) and fuses, batteries, fair wear and tear on the High voltage (HV) battery, including reduction in performance and capacity commensurate with its age and usage, wiper blades, floor mats, fire extinguisher are not covered by the warranty.

Non-mechanical items, visual and acoustic concerns, including normal wear and tear that may develop having regard to the age of the vehicle and total distance the vehicle has travelled (for example cracks or wrinkles in the leather or trim, faded or discoloured exterior trims and lighting lenses, sounds and rattles etc.) are not covered by the warranty.

Defects which occur as a result of use, or testing in preparation for use, for motor sport including, without limitation, racing or rallying, for reward or otherwise, are not covered by the warranty.

Vehicles used as a hire car or for conveying passengers for a fare, are not covered by the warranty.

In the event of a valid warranty claim, the warrantor shall have the defect remedied free of charge by an authorised Official Porsche Centre (rectification).

The following only applies to BEVs: In the event of an excessive loss of battery capacity, this will be remedied free of charge for the customer in such a way that the respective warranty value is reached again. For example, if the net battery capacity is 65 % for a vehicle that is seven years old and with a mileage of less than 100,000 km, then a net battery capacity of 70 % must be achieved as part of the defect rectification.

Within the scope of rectification, the warrantor may, at its own discretion, either replace or repair defective parts. The parts installed or repaired within the scope of the rectification of defects shall be covered accordingly under the warranty until the end of the period of the Porsche warranty for new vehicles. The old parts removed within the scope of the rectification shall become the property of the warrantor subject to a deviating agreement in the authorised Official Porsche Centre specific workshop order.

To the maximum extent permitted by law, neither party will be liable to the other for any consequential, indirect, incidental costs, loss or damage arising out of or in connection with this warranty, whether in contract, tort (including negligence), statute or otherwise. For the avoidance of any doubt, the warranty does not cover claims for vehicle loss of usage, nor for loan or rental vehicles.

Claims based on intentional or grossly negligent conduct by the warrantor, its legal representatives or its vicarious agents and claims based on injury to life, limb or health shall remain unaffected.

Any expenses associated with a warranty claim are to be borne by the warrantee. The cost of testing, measurement, adjustment and cleaning work relating to warranty claims which are refused under the terms of this warranty must be paid for by the customer (unless waived by the Official Porsche Centre in its discretion).

In order to avoid any consequential damage, the warrantee is obliged to notify an authorised Official Porsche Centre of a defect immediately after it first occurs, to have the authorised Official Porsche Centre record the defect and provide it all necessary information, and to make the vehicle available to the authorised Official Porsche for the recording and repair of the defect. A list of authorised Official Porsche Centres can be found on the warrantor’s website (www.porsche.com.au).

If the vehicle becomes inoperable due to a defect, the warrantee is obliged to contact the nearest authorised Official Porsche Centre, who will decide whether the necessary work is to be carried out on site or in its workshop. Possible claims by the warrantee under Porsche Assistance remain unaffected by this obligation.

In the case of vehicles whose maintenance history cannot be digitally traced, the warrantee must prove that all service interval work has been carried out in accordance with Section 3.2 by submitting the fully completed service record in the warranty and maintenance booklet or corresponding workshop invoices.

a three-year warranty against defects in the paintwork (paint warranty); and

a twelve-year warranty against corrosion (long-term warranty). For the purposes of the long-term warranty, corrosion means a perforation to the metal on the vehicle’s body that has progressed from the inside (cavity) to the outside.