Porsche has announced two separate recalls in China, affecting the Cayenne and 911 over unrelated safety concerns.
One involves a software fault that can prevent the Cayenne’s reversing camera from displaying an image, while the other concerns potentially damaged centre-lock wheel fasteners on a 911.
The larger recall covers 18,274 Cayennes built between November 22, 2017, and May 27, 2025. A problem with the parking assistance software can cause the rearview camera image to disappear from the central infotainment screen. This increases the chances of backing into another vehicle or object.
Porsche dealers in China will rectify the problem by updating the software through the car’s OBD-II port.
The second campaign is much smaller, with only one 911 made in Germany on August 22, 2024. The centre-lock wheel fasteners could have been damaged, which could have resulted in a wheel coming off while driving at high speed.
Source: SAMR
