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What are the steps for a launch control start in a Panamera?

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JustinFitz
07/29/25 2:22pm

Activate the launch control mode; turn off the vehicle's ESP stability system; press the brake pedal fully with your left foot; press the accelerator pedal fully with your right foot; wait for the RPM to climb to the optimal launch RPM. The maximum RPM the transmission can handle without the drive wheels slipping during launch. Starting the vehicle at this RPM will achieve the best acceleration.

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LaMason
08/13/25 6:38am

When I first drove the Panamera, I practiced launch control, which was quite thrilling. First step, you need to switch the car to Sport mode—the button is right next to the gear lever. Second step, press the brake pedal all the way down with your left foot, then floor the accelerator with your right foot. You'll hear the engine roar as the RPM climbs. Third step, once the dashboard shows 'ready,' immediately release the brake, and the car will shoot forward with intense acceleration. Make sure to try this in an open area, as new tires wear out easily, and doing it too often can shorten their lifespan. Safety first—don’t attempt it in the rain to avoid skidding or accidents. I’ve noticed the Panamera handles really well, and the brakes respond sharply even after launch control. Just don’t overdo it in daily driving. After a few tries, you’ll get used to it, and the 0-100 acceleration becomes shockingly fast.

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StRyder
10/10/25 8:42am

As someone who frequently test drives new cars, here's my advice: To perform a launch control start, first ensure your Panamera is in Sport mode or Sport Plus, with the gear in manual M mode. Press the brake pedal, floor the accelerator until the RPM stabilizes, then quickly release the brake. The key point is that the oil temperature shouldn't be too low—it's best to drive for a few minutes to warm up. The PDK transmission supports this function, but don't force it on older cars as it can easily damage the clutch. Tire grip is crucial during launch—make sure the road is dry and avoid trying it on slopes. This technique originated from Porsche racing; don't get greedy and launch too many times—once is enough, otherwise the engine may overheat and damage the car. Newbies should just give it a try.

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DiCharlotte
11/24/25 3:05am

Last time I tried launch control in my buddy's Panamera—super simple steps: switch to Sport mode, grip the steering wheel tight. Stomp the gas with your right foot while keeping the left foot hard on the brake. Wait 1-2 seconds until the engine roars and the dash prompts 'Launch Ready,' then instantly release the brake—the car rockets off like a bullet. Launch acceleration is thrilling, but avoid crowded roads; open spaces only for safety. The Panamera’s performance is fierce—the front lifts slightly on launch, so steer steady to avoid swerving. This feature is badass for quick overtakes, but watch out for excessive tire wear.

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