Porsche Cayenne

Third gen Porsche SUV leaner, meaner, nimbler and fancier

Porsche has unveiled the all-new Cayenne SUV before it begins shipping to customers worldwide in 2018. The Cayenne is one of the most important models for the company being the highest selling model in its lineup in the world. The update brings the Porsche Cayenne in line with the company's new design language, with many elements borrowed from the Panamera. In an effort to make the Cayenne look like a taller sports car, the designers have used many tricks to reduce the bulk. The result is that the Cayenne now looks like a bigger version of the Macan compact luxury SUV. Highlights at the front include bigger headlights, which fitted with LED projector headlights as standard or with optional all-LED matrix headlights. The air intakes are bigger and so is the grille, these combine to give the Cayenne a wider look. At the side, the Cayenne is now slightly longer at 4928mm (+73mm) though the wheelbase remains unchanged at 2895mm. This has apparently increased the luggage compartment in the new Cayenne, it now holds 770-litres. The all-LED rear lights are now slimmer and stretch from side-to-side, like the Porsche Panamera. Depending on the variant,... read more »

"My mirrors were quite full of Airbus, which was interesting," says the guy who did it.

Available in both petrol and diesel variants, Porsche is currently accepting orders for the Platinum Edition of the Cayenne, with deliveries scheduled to commence in August 2016