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Porsche's Most Powerful SUV Ever: Full Electric Cayenne Arrives
19 Nov
Summary
- The new electric Cayenne boasts up to 1156 PS and a 162 mph top speed.
- It offers up to 398 miles of range and can charge from 10-80% in under 16 minutes.
- Wireless charging capability and AI-powered digital assistant are new features.

Porsche has officially transitioned its iconic Cayenne SUV to an all-electric platform, marking a significant milestone for the brand's electrification strategy. The new Cayenne Electric and Cayenne Turbo Electric models are poised to redefine performance and luxury in the electric SUV segment. The Turbo Electric variant commands attention with its supercar-level acceleration, achieving 0 to 62 mph in just 2.5 seconds, and a remarkable top speed of 162 mph, solidifying its status as the most powerful production Porsche to date.
Beyond sheer power, these electric Cayennes are engineered with advanced technology, featuring Porsche's latest electric platform and a fully digitized interior. Drivers can expect an exceptionally smooth ride thanks to adaptive air suspension and optional Porsche Active Ride. Innovative regeneration technology, derived from Formula E racing, allows for substantial energy recuperation during braking. With a substantial 113 kWh battery, the Cayenne Electric offers up to 398 miles of WLTP range, supported by exceptionally fast 400 kW wired charging, enabling a 10-80% charge in under 16 minutes.
The interior boasts a new 14-inch OLED instrument cluster and an optional 14.9-inch passenger display, complemented by an AI-powered digital assistant and an expansive head-up display. Notably, Porsche introduces the convenience of wireless charging for the first time in an electric car. Externally, the Cayenne retains its signature silhouette, enhanced with aerodynamic refinements. Pricing for the Cayenne Electric starts at $109,000, with the Turbo Electric at $163,000, and deliveries are anticipated to commence by the end of summer 2026.




