This design suggests that Porsche intends to offer both traditional SUV and coupe-like body styles for the electric Cayenne.
Built on the 800-volt Premium Platform Electric (PPE) architecture—also utilized by the Macan EV—the Cayenne EV is expected to deliver high performance and efficiency. The PPE platform supports advanced features such as rapid charging capabilities and enhanced driving dynamics.
Despite a 37% decline in Taycan sales in the U.S. in 2024, Porsche is committed to expanding its electric offerings. The Macan EV is already on sale, and an electric 718 sports car is anticipated to debut soon. The Cayenne EV is projected to arrive in 2026, with U.S. availability potentially in 2027. Porsche plans to continue offering hybrid and internal combustion engine versions of the Cayenne into the 2030s, reaffirming its commitment to diverse powertrain options.
