The reason why Porsche didn't pick up the car at customs.

Porsche didn't leave the car at the customs because it was required to redesign and rectify, and it could not be put on the market until it reached the relevant emission standards. After the "Diesel Gate" incident broke out, a large number of Porsche Cayenne diesel models were detained at customs terminals in various markets.

More and more prospective car owners join the "army of detaining cars"

"Welcome to join the army of detaining cars." -This sentence has become a helpless greeting for prospective Porsche Cayenne owners in recent days. Since April, netizens have reacted on the forum one after another, saying that the Porsche Cayenne model they booked was detained by the customs after arriving in Hong Kong, and it has still not been delivered to the store.

Netease Auto found in the relevant Cayenne Forum that the prospective car owners who encountered this situation came from all over the country, including Wuxi, Hangzhou, Shanghai, Guangzhou, Shenzhen and other places. Some prospective car owners have inquired about the arrival time of cruise ships through the internet, and most of the cayenne booked by these prospective car owners are stranded in Shanghai Port and Guangzhou Huangpu Port.

Netease contacted the customer service hotline of Porsche China on this matter, and the relevant staff said that the Cayenne reserved by these prospective car owners needed to stop at the customs temporarily because of the recall problem, and could not be released and delivered to the car owners until the relevant state agencies passed the inspection and confirmed that there was no potential safety hazard.

Netease called a Porsche sales center in Beijing as a consumer, and the sales consultant of the store also said that there is no Cayenne car in the store at present, so it is necessary to make a reservation in advance. Including transportation and customs clearance time, the prospective owner will have to wait about one month to one and a half months to pick up the car after placing the order. The sales consultant said that "the customs problem is not a long-term problem" for the Cayenne that has arrived in Hong Kong. It is expected that the matter will come to fruition in the middle and late June, when the existing prospective car owners will pick up the car at the store.

When asked about the reason for the seizure, the sales consultant said, "I don't know the specific reason why these cars were detained at the customs. But Porsche models are sold globally, so there will be no quality problems. "