Common use of Authentication and charging at the charging station Clause in Contracts

Authentication and charging at the charging station. 3.1 Starting the charging process: to start the charging process at the charging station, you must first authenticate yourself by means of the app, the My Porsche Charging Card or Plug & Charge. There is usually a cost for starting the charging process (for prices and billing, see section 4 below). The Intercharge QR code displayed on the relevant charging station, which is scanned using the app and the camera of the user's mobile device, is used to unlock the charging station and start the charging process. If it is not possible to scan the QR code, the charging station ID can also be entered manually via the app to start the charging process. Alternatively, the charging station can also be unlocked remotely, i.e. by selecting the relevant charging station in the app. Some charging stations have special features when starting. For this reason you should always follow the instructions on the charging station. You can use the app to monitor the duration of the present charging process; this may differ from the actual duration of the charging process for technical reasons. After the Porsche Charging Service has been booked, the Porsche Charging Card will be sent by post to the shipping address provided by the customer in the customer portal. The Porsche Charging Card has an RFID chip that enables the charging station to be unlocked. The certificates required to use Plug & Charge are automatically generated after the service is booked. They are transmitted to the vehicle the first time a compatible charging station is used. 3.2 Ending the charging process: The charging process can be stopped manually by unlocking the vehicle and unplugging the charging cable. On some charging stations, the charging process can also be ended manually using the app or by presenting the Porsche Charging Card again. As soon as the car's battery is fully charged, the charging process will stop automatically. Some charging stations have special features when charging is ended. For this reason you should always follow the instructions on the charging station. After successful completion of the charging process, the information from the last charging process (location where charging took place, date, time and cost) will be displayed in the app charging history and in the My Porsche portal (for technical reasons, the charging history in the app and in the My Porsche portal may not always reflect the current status).

Authentication and charging at the charging station. 3.1 Starting the charging process: to To start the charging process at the charging station, you must first authenticate yourself in advance by means of the app, the My Porsche Charging Card an app or Plug & Chargean RFID card . There is usually a cost for starting the charging process (for prices and billing, billing see section 4 below). The Intercharge QR code displayed on the relevant charging station, which is scanned using the app and the camera of the user's mobile device, is used to unlock the charging station and start the charging process. If it is not possible to scan the QR code, the charging station ID can also be entered manually via the app to start the charging process. Alternatively, the charging station can also be unlocked remotely, i.e. by selecting the relevant charging station in the app. Some charging stations have special features when starting. For this reason you should always follow the instructions on the charging station. You can use the app to monitor the duration of the present charging process; this may differ from the actual duration of the charging process for technical reasons. After the Porsche Charging Service has been booked, the Porsche Charging Card RFID card will be sent by post to the shipping address provided by the customer in the customer portal. The Porsche Charging Card RFID card has an RFID chip that enables the charging station to be unlocked. The certificates required to use Plug & Charge are automatically generated after the service is booked. They are transmitted to the vehicle the first time a compatible charging station is used. 3.2 Ending the charging process: The charging process can be stopped manually by unlocking the vehicle and unplugging the charging cable. On some charging stations, the charging process can also be ended manually using the app or by presenting the Porsche Charging Card RFID card again. As soon as the car's battery is fully charged, the charging process will stop automatically. Some charging stations have special features when charging is ended. For this reason you should always follow the instructions on the charging station. After successful completion of the charging process, the information from the last charging process (location where charging took place, date, time and cost) will be displayed in the app app's charging history and in the My Porsche portal (for technical reasons, the charging history in the app and in the My Porsche portal may not always reflect the current status).

Authentication and charging at the charging station. 3.1 Starting the charging process: to To start the charging process at the charging station, station you must first authenticate yourself by means of the an app, the My Porsche Charging Card an RFID card or Plug & and Charge. There is usually a cost for starting the charging process (for prices and billing, see section 4 below). The Intercharge QR code displayed on the relevant charging station, which is scanned using the app and the camera of the user's mobile device, is used to unlock the charging station and start the charging process. If it is not possible to scan the QR code, the charging station ID can also be entered manually via the app to start the charging process. Alternatively, the charging station can also be unlocked remotely, i.e. by selecting the relevant charging station in the app. Some charging stations have special features when starting. For this reason you should always follow the instructions on the charging station. You can use the app to monitor the duration of the present charging process; this may differ from the actual duration of the charging process for technical reasons. After the Porsche Charging Service has been booked, the Porsche Charging Card RFID card will be sent by post to the shipping address provided by the customer in the customer portal. The Porsche Charging Card RFID card has an RFID chip that enables the charging station to be unlocked. The certificates required to use Plug & and Charge are automatically generated after the service is booked. They are transmitted to the vehicle the first time a compatible charging station is used. 3.2 Ending the charging process: The charging process can be stopped manually by unlocking the vehicle and unplugging the charging cable. On some charging stations, the charging process can also be ended manually using the app or by presenting the Porsche Charging Card RFID card again. As soon as the car's battery is fully charged, the charging process will stop automatically. Some charging stations have special features when charging is ended. For this reason you should always follow the instructions on the charging station. After successful completion of the charging process, the information from the last charging process (location where charging took place, date, time and cost) will be displayed in the app app's charging history and in the My Porsche portal (for technical reasons, the charging history in the app and in the My Porsche portal may not always reflect the current status).

Authentication and charging at the charging station. 3.1 Starting the charging process: to start the charging process at the charging station, you must first authenticate yourself by means of the app, the My Porsche Charging Card or Plug & Charge. There is usually a cost for starting the charging process (for prices and billing, see section 4 below). The Intercharge QR code displayed on the relevant charging station, which is scanned using the app and the camera of the user's mobile device, is used to unlock the charging station and start the charging process. If it is not possible to scan the QR code, the charging station ID can also be entered manually via the app to start the charging process. Alternatively, the charging station can also be unlocked remotely, i.e. by selecting the relevant charging station in the app. Some charging stations have special features when starting. For this reason you should always follow the instructions on the charging station. You can use the app to monitor the duration of the present charging process; this may differ from the actual duration of the charging process for technical reasons. After the Porsche Charging Service has been booked, the Porsche Charging Card will be sent by post to the shipping address provided by the customer in the customer portal. The Porsche Charging Card has an RFID chip that enables the charging station to be unlocked. The certificates required to use Plug & Charge are automatically generated after the service is booked. They are transmitted to the vehicle the first time a compatible charging station is used. 3.2 Ending the charging process: The charging process can be stopped manually by unlocking the vehicle and unplugging the charging cable. On At some charging stations, the charging process can also be ended manually using the app or by presenting the Porsche Charging Card again. As soon as the car's battery is fully charged, the charging process will stop automatically. To finish the charging process completely, the vehicle must be disconnected from the charging station. Only then will the charging duration for billing purposes end. Some charging stations have special features when charging is ended. For this reason you should always follow the instructions on the charging station. After successful completion of the charging process, the information from the last charging process (location where charging took place, date, time and cost) will be displayed in the app charging history and in the My Porsche portal (for technical reasons, the charging history in the app and in the My Porsche portal may not always reflect the current status).