Porsche has revealed the Cayenne Coupe Electric, a sportier version of its all-electric SUV that borrows design cues from the iconic 911. The new model features a sloping roofline, dubbed the 'flyline' internally, which reduces the drag coefficient to 0.23 compared to 0.25 for the standard Cayenne Electric, boosting range by up to 11 miles to a claimed 415 miles.
Three variants are available at launch: the entry-level model with 402bhp (436bhp with launch control) and a 0-62mph time of 4.8 seconds; the Cayenne S Coupe Electric with 536bhp (657bhp overboost) achieving 3.8 seconds; and the Turbo delivering 845bhp (up to 1,140bhp overboost) and a 2.5-second sprint. All versions come with an 800V system supporting DC fast charging up to 400kW.
Despite the sleeker shape, practicality remains strong with the same length (4,985mm) and width (1,980mm) as the SUV, but 24mm lower. Boot space ranges from 534 to 1,347 litres, plus a 90-litre frunk. Towing capacity is up to 3.5 tonnes. Standard equipment includes a panoramic glass roof and the Sport Chrono package, with an optional Lightweight Sport package saving up to 17.6kg.
Prices start at £86,200 for the entry-level, rising to £103,100 for the S and £133,300 for the Turbo. Orders are open now, with first UK deliveries expected this summer.
