HYBRID DRIVE SYSTEM, PHEV
Factory code indicating plug-in hybrid drive system.
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Browse selected examples of common Porsche option codes, equipment codes and build sheet codes used in factory data. This page is a sample reference for frequently seen codes, not a complete database of every Porsche factory designation.
Use the filter to narrow the selected examples by code, label or description. This sample reference highlights selected Porsche option codes and frequently seen Porsche build sheet codes.
This table shows selected Porsche option code examples. It does not contain every Porsche equipment code used across all models, markets and production years.
Factory code indicating plug-in hybrid drive system.
Factory code for 80-litre fuel tank configuration.
Factory code for fuel tank capacity configuration.
Factory emissions concept designation.
Factory code for front and rear anti-roll bar configuration.
Factory code for rear axle steering with Power Steering Plus.
Factory code for steel spring suspension.
Factory code for PDCC Sport with Porsche Torque Vectoring Plus.
Factory code for Porsche Ceramic Composite Brakes.
Factory code for rear disc brake configuration.
Factory code for rear PCCB brake configuration.
Factory code for 19-inch Macan wheels.
Factory code for 21-inch 911 Turbo Design Wheels II.
Factory code for wheel center caps with colored Porsche crest.
Factory code for locking wheel bolts.
Factory code for trailer hitch preparation without tow ball.
Factory code for front fascia painted in exterior color.
Factory code for high-gloss black roof spoiler.
Factory code for powerlift rear lid with virtual pedal.
Factory code for heated GT Sport steering wheel.
Factory code for heated steering wheel.
Factory code for heated front and rear seats.
Factory code for ventilated front seats.
Factory code for massage seat function with ventilation.
Factory code for 8-way power seats.
Factory code for centre console in plain leather.
Factory code for leather dashboard.
Factory code for brushed aluminum interior trim.
Factory code for Porsche InnoDrive.
Factory code for Comfort Access.
Factory code for advanced driver and passenger airbag configuration.
Porsche option codes are structured factory identifiers used in Porsche production and build data to define the vehicle’s factory configuration. These designations can cover exterior and interior options, wheels, seats, lighting, infotainment, driver assistance, chassis settings, market-specific equipment and other assembly-level specifications. Use the Porsche option code decoder when you need single-code lookup.
Example: codes like 0K3, 1LQ and 0N5 each map to different feature domains. This page shows selected examples only; one Porsche option code describes only a fragment of the car, while a full VIN-based build sheet combines many factory entries into one technical context for a specific Porsche.
Use this index to identify code families and understand what each designation describes.
Use this page as a sample reference of selected Porsche option code examples and factory designation records.
A VIN-based build sheet can show how multiple codes fit together in one vehicle specification.
0K3
HYBRID DRIVE SYSTEM, PHEV
Factory code indicating plug-in hybrid drive system.
1LQ
Porsche Ceramic Composite Brakes (PCCB)
Factory code for Porsche Ceramic Composite Brakes.
41A
19" Macan Wheels
Factory code for 19-inch Macan wheels.
2PJ
Heated GT Sport Steering Wheel
Factory code for heated GT Sport steering wheel.
4D3
Ventilated Seats (Front)
Factory code for ventilated front seats.
3V1
Porsche InnoDrive
Factory code for Porsche InnoDrive.
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Porsche option codes are factory designations used to identify equipment, trim, packages and technical configuration items in Porsche build sheet data.
No. This page shows selected examples of common Porsche option codes. Porsche uses many factory designations across models, markets and production years. For a single-code lookup, use the Porsche option code decoder.
No. One code usually describes one feature, package or designation. Full vehicle context comes from multiple codes together.
Use the Porsche option code decoder to check one exact code and see its available factory designation.
Option codes are individual records; a VIN-based build sheet combines many records into broader factory configuration context.
Yes. They can refer to equipment, seat trim, lighting, connectivity, driver assistance, drivetrain/transmission and other factory designations.
Option codes show individual features. A full VIN-based build sheet combines the vehicle’s factory equipment and configuration data in one report.
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