Porsche Australia is recalling 1658 Taycan electric vehicles produced from 2019 to 2024 due to a possible brake fault.
The Australian Federal Government cites the possibility of defective front brake hoses, which may lead to brake fluid leakage and reduced braking.
It suggests Taycan owners should contact their preferred Official Porsche Centre to arrange free repair.
Reports say the recall could affect about 150,000 units globally, including about 32,000 in the US.
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