The next-generation Porsche Cayenne was spotted last year undergoing various trials, and now it’s been sighted just about completely undisguised as it nears its debut later this year. As we’ve come to expect with the larger of VW Group’s models such as the Audi Q7 and the Bentley Bentayga, the upcoming Cayenne will be built upon the new MLB Evo platform which allows for significant weight savings.
We expect that the latest iteration of Porsche’s first SUV will take a leaf out of the Panamera book in adopting electrification for its range-topping variant, with powertrain options expected to include the Panamera Turbo S E-Hybrid’s 680 hp and 850 Nm combo, along with the more common six-cylinder turbo mills in petrol and diesel forms.
To recap what we currently know about the upcoming Cayenne, we’ve seen the new Leipzig-built SUV sporting a new interior and dashboard layout more akin to that in the present Panamera, with a much more minimalist layout cleaned of many buttons from the present model’s centre console.
As such, the new Panamera’s updated Porsche Communication Management (PCM) with Porsche Connect is expected to make a showing here in the SUV too. The new Porsche Cayenne is expected To make a home ground debut at the Frankfurt Motor Show this year.
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Big changes. Headlights & taillights r definitely fake. Body shape cant be hidden for something this big, so they din bother.
How much will the bumper camera cost after eksiden?
Good, no need drastic changes in design. It is a Porsche Cayenne afterall.
When I was young, I thought I could own a Porsche only in my dream.
Tell yourself, you can.
My shop have few units at 90k, don’t need to wet dream all the time.