Upcoming midlife update for porsche cayenne will bring changes in exterior styling inspired by taycan.
Photos shared by CocheSpias on Instagram, which appears to show a screen from the car’s infotainment system, has revealed the revised front and rear styling of the brand’s flagship SUV.
The headlights are shorter and more squarish like the brand’s EV, while at the rear there’s a full-width light bar reminiscent of taycan. The bumper also has a more aggressive look.
While the pictures do not describe Cayenne CoupéWe hope to see the same changes applied to this sleeker bodywork as well.
Cayenne camouflage prototypes have been extensively photographed ahead of the launch scheduled for April 18, while last week Porsche revealed the SUV’s interior no camouflage at all.
Like the exterior, there’s a lot in common with the Taycan here, including the stout gear lever, air vents, and a 12.6-inch curved digital instrument cluster.
New steering wheel raised from 911 sports car, while the center console has a new climate control interface.
Two large screens dominate the panel. A 12.3-inch touchscreen in the center of the dashboard runs Porsche’s latest Communication Management software, while passengers can now control it with their own 10.9-inch screen.
A film on the passenger screen means the driver cannot see it while on the move. Porsche says it “allows the front passenger to reduce stress on the driver”; We’d say it allows the driver to sit in the back like never before.
Other detailed changes include more USB-C ports and a cooled area to wirelessly charge your smartphone at 15W.
The brand has confirmed a number of new features will be offered. These include a new semi-active chassis and brighter high-definition matrix LED headlights.
Porsche says the “significantly upgraded” model has received “major modifications” to the chassis system, and updates have also been made to the powertrain, design, and equipment. equipment and connectivity.
The third-generation Cayenne crossover made its debut in 2017 and the “coupe” variant debuted in 2019.
The current car appears to be the last to be offered with petrol engine options, with the next-generation model expected to be based on the electric-only Platform Premium Electric (PPE), which will is the foundation for the upcoming cars. Macan tramas well as a wide range of models from Audi, including Electronic Q6 and the A6 e-tron.
According to Porsche, prototypes of the Cayenne facelift have covered a total of 4 million km, with most test cars completing 200,000 km within a few months.
Test locations include off-road in Spain, sand dunes in Morocco, winter ice in Finland and the Nürburgring Nordschleife.
