Porsche PCM 3.1 CarPlay module
This module is titled for one Porsche system — PCM 3.1 — and a model list that follows it: Panamera, Cayenne, Macan, Cayman, Boxster, 911, 718 and 970. Both halves of the title matter: the model must be on the list, and the vehicle must carry PCM 3.1.
Porsche model names span many years and several system generations, so a model name alone does not settle fitment. A Panamera with a different PCM generation is a different question from a Panamera with PCM 3.1, and this module covers only the second case.
With prestige vehicles, the cost of a wrong assumption is not the module — it is the workshop time and the dashboard trim. Settle the PCM version from the vehicle's system information before anything else, and record how you identified it. Owners' clubs and forums are full of version folklore that varies by model year and market; your car's own menus are the authority. If the car is with a specialist already, ask them to confirm the version in writing and forward that wording with your inquiry, so everyone is working from the same identification.
Listing details
| Vehicle | Porsche |
|---|---|
| System name | PCM 3.1 |
| Models (title list) | Panamera, Cayenne, Macan, Cayman, Boxster, 911, 718, 970 |
| Product wording | Wireless Carplay / Android Auto Module |
Confirm before you order
Confirm these points before ordering:
- That your vehicle carries PCM 3.1 — state how you identified the version.
- That your model is one of the titled models.
- The model year of the vehicle.
- Whether the vehicle already has any phone integration from the factory.
Ordering note: if a specialist workshop will fit the module, loop them into the confirmation before ordering — their reading of the vehicle's system version is worth having on the same thread as the supplier's.
Questions buyers ask about this listing
My Porsche model is listed but the system is newer — does it fit?
The title is for PCM 3.1 vehicles. A newer system generation is outside this module's coverage; send your system version with an inquiry rather than ordering this module.
Why is 970 in the list?
970 appears in the published model list. If it refers to your vehicle, name it in the inquiry so the match is confirmed explicitly.
Which model years does the PCM 3.1 module cover?
The title names the system and the models without publishing a year span, because the system version is the deciding fact. Give your model and year in the inquiry and have both confirmed against PCM 3.1.
Where this product sits in the range
This is the only Porsche application in the range and one of the most system-specific retrofit products, alongside the Mercedes-Benz NTG range. See also all retrofit modules and the fitment confirmation guide.
Send an inquiry for this product
Use the inquiry form and include the vehicle, model year and system points from the confirmation list above. Please confirm both the minimum order quantity and the lead time for your order before you place an order. You can also reach the team through the contact page.
Keep the version identification and the confirmed reply together in the car's file. On a vehicle of this kind, paperwork is part of the asset, and a module confirmed in writing is worth more at resale than one fitted on a handshake.
Cars of this kind keep their value in their details, and a module confirmed against the correct system version is a detail done properly. The version check takes minutes; the confidence it buys lasts as long as the installation does — which, on these cars, is usually a very long time.