• Enhanced connectivity, navigation, and over-the-air map updates
• Designed for future classics from the 911, Cayman and Boxster model lines (2009-2016)
Now, Porsche is expanding the line-up with a new generation of PCCM Plus, bringing enhanced vehicle integration and updated technology to more than 300,000 911, Cayman and Boxster model lines from model years 2009 to 2016. The new systems for the 987.2, 997.2, 981 and 991.1 models are expected to arrive at U.S. Porsche Centers in early 2027.
ATLANTA. The new generation of PCCM Plus is seamlessly integrated into the vehicle architecture. As an alternative to the seven-inch high-resolution touchscreen, the infotainment system can, where fitted as standard, also be operated via the multifunction steering wheel. Personal vehicle settings continue to be supported. For example, navigation instructions and music tracks can be displayed in the instrument cluster.

PCCM Plus also adds several useful vehicle-focused features. Speed limits can be displayed using navigation map data, while oil temperature and oil pressure can be monitored through the trip computer screens. In Boxster and Cayman models, the system enhances the existing parking assistance by adding a visual display of nearby obstacles.
Navigation gains satellite imagery and the Scenic Roads feature, which can help drivers find more engaging drives by seeking out winding, scenic roads. Connectivity and entertainment features include HD Radio, FM and AM dual tuners, Bluetooth® audio streaming with song and artist information, compatibility with existing audio systems, and internal and external microphones. Additional features include a nano SIM card slot with 4G connectivity support for external media devices and over-the-air map updates.
The new PCCM Plus generation will be available in two model-specific versions: one for 2012 to 2016 911, Cayman and Boxster models (991.1- and 981-generation models) another for 2009 to 2013 models (997.2- and 987.2-generation models). Available features may vary by vehicle model and equipment, and some services require an internet connection. Professional installation at a Porsche Center is recommended. Pricing and additional details for the U.S. market will be announced closer to the expected launch in early 2027.
Photo credit: Porsche
Posted on Autotech-plus.com
No Comments