After launching in 2017 Porsche constantly improved the third generation Cayenne. Currently a German automaker completing the development of a new restyling of your car. The presentation will take place, says Porsche, in during the spring (presumably April). Announcing the upcoming new Cayenne facelift, the German brand shared some development details and new features that will be introduced.
Speaking of the new facelift, Porsche also showed some images of the SUV, still sporting light camouflage, during the tough tests it’s been undergoing lately. The automaker talks about “one of the most extensive updates in Porsche history“The manufacturer added that the work put into this restyling is comparable to that required for a new generation car. In fact, there will be important innovations such as a new chassis, a new air suspension and the introduction new HD-Matrix LED headlights.
They won’t disappear engine news This switch to on-board equipment with a new infotainment system. The goal, explains Porsche, is to improve the driving experience on the road, comfort over long distances and off-road driving. Exact technical details about the engines were not disclosed, but it was previously revealed that the 3-liter twin-turbo V6 will be able to count on more power. On the S, the 2.9-liter twin-turbocharged V6 will be replaced by a 4-liter V8. The Turbo GT unit will also have an increase in power. Plug-in models, on the other hand, will be able to rely on a larger battery (25.9 kWh), which will increase electrical autonomy.
With many future innovations in mind, the German brand has put the new Cayenne to the test. rigorous testing program for perfect tuning of components, most of which are brand new. In addition to increasingly accurate virtual simulations, more than four million kilometers have been covered in Asia, Africa, Europe and North America. Development also continued at the Nürburgring.
Obviously, there will be a number of changes in the design that will affect the bumper, headlights, mudguards and alloy wheels. Therefore, it remains only to wait for the official launch of the restyling of the Porsche Cayenne.
Source: HD Motori
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