The German firm wants to delve into the success of one of its most beloved cars.
Porsche stands for excellence, power and exclusivity, something that your customers know perfectly well. In recent years, one of its vehicles has earned a well-deserved fame around the world and it seems that it will come in an electric version in a few years. Thanks to the information provided by Porsche, within the framework of its recent annual conference to present financial results, we have learned that the Cayenne model will follow the path of vehicles like the Taycan and embrace the electric mobility.
Electric power permeates the future of Porsche
The debate is still present, choosing between a combustion vehicle or an electric one, but more and more companies are adapting to a market, which increasingly has more electric models. Porschein his last conference, has assured that for the year 2030 intends to get the 80% of the cars sold are electric. And this is where the new Cayennewhich will continue to be sold in combustion and hybrid versions and will arrive with a careful redesign and one electric version for wealthy drivers who want to enjoy driving a German brand vehicle.
Porsche wants over 80% of annual sales to be EVs by 2030. https://t.co/eBITupZUrT
– Motor1 (@Motor1com) March 13, 2023
The company’s commitment to this model is not surprising, since it has become the best seller and has the approval of its drivers. It seems that there will be wait until the year 2026 in order to start seeing the new Cayenne in Porsche dealerships, although the electric versions of the Macanin 2024 and of the 718 Cayman and Boxsterin the year 2025. Of course, it seems that the surprise could come in the form of a new SUVwhich if it would place above the Cayenne, with a redesigned interior space and ‘automated driving functions’.
However the Cayenne model it will give something to talk about in this 2023since Porsche has assured that this vehicle ‘will be the subject of one of the more extensive updates of the history of Porsche’. HE will improve autonomy of the three plug-in hybrids and will earn in comfort and off-road capability. For now, we know that the electric cayenne will use the PPE platformprepared for loads over 270 kW and autonomies that would be around the 500 kilometerssimilar to those of EVs with more capacity in 2022. Electric vehicles continue to advance in their crusade against fuel and it seems that they are doing so at a very steady pace.