Porsche presents the new Cayenne
19/4/2023
Porsche has announced its new third generation Cayenne, equipped with more luxury and more performance.
Features include:
- A comprehensive package of upgrades
- Porsche Driver Experience: new interior control concept and digital cockpit
- Expressive exterior design with refreshed style
- Innovative HD Matrix LED headlights
- Optimised chassis with new two-valve suspension
- More power in all powertrain variants.
This has further extended not only on-road and off-road performance, but also the breadth of luxurious everyday comfort. The equipment of the Cayenne has been significantly expanded to include as standard Matrix LED headlights, Porsche Active Suspension Management, 20-inch wheels, front and rear Park Assist including a reversing camera, a smartphone tray and debuts with three different engine versions. With its extensively upgraded design and more powerful engine, the Cayenne emphasises its claim to be the most sporting car in its segment.
The new models are available to order today from Porsche Centre Guildford. For more information please email us info@porscheguildford.co.uk or telephone 01483 494084
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