Porsche has unveiled the Cayenne Turbo Electric, its most powerful production car ever, capable of accelerating from 0 to 62 mph in 2.5 seconds and producing 1,140 bhp, according to multiple reports.
The Cayenne Turbo Electric is a two-and-a-half-tonne SUV with five seats and a large boot, according to multiple reports. It features four dedicated off-road driving modes, making it both a high-performance and practical vehicle.
The electric Cayenne lineup includes three guises: standard, S, and Turbo. The standard Cayenne Electric starts at £83,200 and produces 402 bhp (300 kW) normally, or 436 bhp (325 kW) with launch control. It has an electronically limited top speed of 143 mph, according to multiple reports.
Porsche has called the electric Cayenne a 'technological milestone'.
The original Cayenne debuted in 2002 and was controversial at the time, but SUVs now dominate Porsche's sales. Currently, three in five Porsches sold are SUVs. In 2025, the Macan (84,300 units) and Cayenne (80,900) were Porsche's most delivered models, according to multiple reports.
The all-electric Cayenne will arrive in showrooms in summer 2025 and has a range of 400 miles between charges, according to multiple reports. The Cayenne Turbo Electric's exact battery capacity and charging speed have not been disclosed.
Porsche has called the electric Cayenne a 'technological milestone', according to the manufacturer. The Cayenne Turbo Electric represents a new benchmark for the brand, combining extreme performance with everyday usability.