CLAIMS PERIOD NOW OPEN – CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFORMATION
Our attorneys filed a class action lawsuit against Porsche alleging that a satellite radio-related software update sent in the spring of 2020 damaged or destroyed vehicles’ Porsche Communication Management System (“PCM”), requiring costly repairs.
We have now reached a proposed classwide settlement with Porsche in this class action lawsuit, and the Court preliminarily approved it. If fully approved, the proposed settlement will provide reimbursement to eligible Porsche vehicle owners and lessees who spent time or money dealing with their vehicle’s PCM rebooting problems.
Complete information about who is a Class Member and what you might be eligible to recover under the settlement can be found in the Porsche PCM Class Action Settlement Notice. Class Members can file a claim and read the Notice on the Settlement Website. Click here to file a claim.
The current deadline to submit a claim is August 20, 2024. But this date may change, and other important deadlines are available online at the Settlement Website. Please check there for the most up-to-date information.
Porsche PCM Lawsuit
Porsche’s PCM is the central control unit for all “infotainment” applications, including radio and sound settings, connected mobile devices, navigation system, and voice control. According to the complaint, the software update damaged the PCM computer, causing the unit to continuously reboot, emit a static sound, and drain vehicle batteries. Some Porsche dealerships acknowledged the software update likely caused the problem, but Porsche had initially refused to cover repair or replacement of the PCM—which can total thousands of dollars. Read a copy of the Porsche PCM Complaint.
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