Porsche New Cayenne Turbo E-Hybrid Announced

Posted date: August 29, 2023 Updated date:September 1, 2023

Cayenne Turbo E-Hybrid to be Porsche's most powerful SUV model

On August 29, 2023, Porsche announced the new Cayenne Turbo E-Hybrid.

This model is said to be Porsche's most powerful SUV model and the second of three hybrid models that Porsche will introduce in 2023.

In addition, this model will also sell "Cayenne Coupe with GT Package" given to "only markets where Cayenne Turbo GT is not sold".

*Because there is no sales of Cayenne Turbo GT in the Japanese market, Japan is the target country where the GT package of this Cayenne Turbo E-Hybrid Coupe is sold.

Let's take a look at what was announced.

What is the new Cayenne Turbo E-Hybrid?

Cayenne's top model boasts a maximum output of 544 kW (739 PS)
High efficiency, excellent driving performance and everyday usability

Models with GT package emphasize further driving dynamics and athletic appearance

Cayenne's top model is still a plug-in hybrid as before, and the technology of this Cayenne Turbo E-Hybrid, which is the successor to the Cayenne Turbo S E-Hybrid, has been upgraded in various ways.
Significant improvement, especially in electric range and performance
An electric motor with an output of 130 kW (176 PS) complements a significantly improved 441 kW (599 PS) 4.0-liter twin-turbo V8 engine
The combined output of the two power units is 544 kW (739 PS) and the maximum torque is 950 Nm.
0-100km/h is 3.7 seconds
Maximum speed is 295km/h

Compared to the predecessor model, the electric cruising range has been greatly extended and the charging time has been shortened.
A high-voltage battery with an increased capacity of 25.9 kWh is installed under the luggage compartment floor, enabling an electric range of up to 82 km (EAER city)
New 11kW on-board charger cuts charging time to less than 2.5 hours with wall-mounted charger or charging station despite increased battery capacity

Standard air suspension with two-chamber, two-valve technology

Adaptive air suspension with new two-chamber, two-valve technology is standard, allowing independent adjustment of the rebound and compression sides of the suspension
This technology offers an even wider range between Comfort and Sport Plus suspension settings, while equally improving comfort and safety.

The suspension combines firm handling in dynamic cornering with comfort-oriented characteristics at low speeds, as well as maximum pitch and roll control.
Porsche Torque Vectoring Plus (PTV Plus) is also standard equipment
Optional Porsche Dynamic Chassis Control (PDCC) and rear axle steering
The new Cayenne Turbo E-Hybrid and its coupé version both feature a distinctive front-end styling specific to the Turbo models, with large cooling air intakes accented by glossy black air blades.
The wheel arch trim and exterior colored rear bumper further emphasize the performance-oriented model.
Two sets of twin brushed stainless steel tailpipes and red brake calipers further highlight

In the interior, aluminum inlays on the dashboard and door panel trim
Race-Tex roof lining
A heated GT sports steering wheel, a mode switch that enables quick and direct selection of the desired driving mode, and 18-way leather sports seats are standard equipment.

14-way leather comfort seat can also be selected
The new Cayenne Turbo E-Hybrid has all the new features introduced in the 2023 world premiere model.
- Includes new cockpit with freestanding curved design all-digital instrument cluster (with variable display option), redesigned center console and optional passenger display

Innovative high-definition HD Matrix LED headlights are also standard for improved comfort and safety in the dark.

More performance: Cayenne Turbo E-Hybrid Coupe GT Package

Cayenne Turbo E-Hybrid Coupe with GT Package has a more sporty atmosphere

Bringing carefully selected performance equipment of the Cayenne Turbo GT, which is not sold in some markets (or has been discontinued) to the hybrid model *The Cayenne Turbo GT is not sold in Japan

All chassis and control systems, including air suspension, have been tuned specifically for the new model
Body set 10 mm lower

GT-specific pivot bearings increase front axle camber by -0.58 degrees
Combined with the wide front wheel, this results in more dynamic steering response in corners, improved overall steering precision and significantly enhanced cornering grip.

The Porsche Ceramic Composite Brake (PCCB) is also standard on the GT package.
Performance tires for 22-inch GT Design wheels, PDCC and rear axle steering are also standard equipment.
Outstanding driving performance combined with the versatility of the new E-Hybrid system to offer the widest range of dynamic performance and efficiency in the Cayenne model range

Exterior features of the GT package include:
- Dedicated front section with black accents
- black wheel arch extension
- Carbon side plates for roof spoiler
- Centrally positioned titanium exhaust system tailpipes derived from Turbo GT
- carbon rear diffuser
The roof is also made of lightweight carbon fiber

The Cayenne Turbo E-Hybrid Coupe GT Package has a 0-100km time of 3.6 seconds and a top speed of 305km/h.

New Cayenne Turbo E-Hybrid price

As of August 29, 2023, the domestic prices of the new Cayenne Turbo E-Hybrid are as follows.

model	transmission	handle	Body price (tax included)
Cayenne Turbo E-Hybrid	8-speed Tip-S	right	23.42 million yen
Cayenne Turbo E-Hybrid Coupe	8-speed Tip-S	right	24 million yen
Cayenne Turbo E-Hybrid Coupe GT Package	8-speed Tip-S	right	27.9 million yen

By the way, in Germany, including VAT and market-specific equipment, the Cayenne Turbo E-Hybrid starts at 176,324 euros (about 27.93 million yen), the coupe from 179,775 euros (about 28.48 million yen), and the coupe with the GT package from 208,454 euros (about 28.48 million yen). 33.02 million yen).

The model with the GT package will only be offered in markets where the Cayenne Turbo GT is no longer available or has been discontinued, including Japan, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Singapore and most of the EU markets.

In the United States, these Cayennes are expected to arrive at dealers from around the second quarter of 2024, and the price of the Cayenne Turbo E-Hybrid (not including the $1,650 that always costs in the US) is $ 146,900 (about 21.53 million yen), the coupe is $ 151,400 (about 22.19 million yen). *There is no sales of the GT package in the USA, as it is a sales country for turbo models.

Source:
◆(Official) Porsche presents the most powerful Cayenne of all time
◆(Official) The 2024 Porsche Cayenne Turbo E-Hybrid SUV and Coupe
◆(Official) The Most Powerful Cayenne Ever: The New Cayenne Turbo E-Hybrid

Rika (911supercars.com)

I'm Rika, the author of this article. Ever since Porsche 911 became my favorite car, I've become totally addicted to Porsche, and I can't stop loving Porsche, so I started this blog. My favorite cars are 911 Carrera (991.2), 911 Carrera Cabriolet (992.1), and 911 Carrera T (992.1).

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ラファエル says:

2023年8月30日 at 8:23 AM

Rika, thank you for the latest information. Looking at overseas bulletin boards, there seems to be quite a few views that .2 (992.2 omitted?) is ICE for base and T, and hybrid for S and above, but what do you think? Will Porsche also become a Prius? (Sorry if that's an ignorant remark)

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- Rika (911supercars.com) says:
  
  2023年8月30日 at 10:56 PM
  
  Mr. Raphael
  Good evening ^^ I don't know about 992.2.
  
  If a hybrid is really coming from 992.2, I think it's likely that the base model will be an ICE and the higher model will be a hybrid, as rumored, but the 992.2 won't have a hybrid yet. Maybe so, I don't know! !
  
  However, for higher-end models such as turbos, will hybrid be an option from 992.2? I feel that way, but what do you think? ?
  
  Rumor has it that the 992.2 will be followed by the 994, and the next fully electric car will be the 998.So, if the 992.2 comes out with a hybrid, the question remains, ``Then what will happen to the 994?'' The 992.2 will still be ICE only, some 994 models will be hybridized, and the situation will continue to promote electrification. If things don't change, the 998 will be fully electric, right? I think so.
  
  Even though I've written this down, I still don't understand it at all (lol)! ! !
  
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カート好きの還暦 says:

2023年8月31日 at 5:18 PM

Sorry for the repeated posting.

992.2 would be pure ICE.
The 911 is a benchmark, for example, the AMG GT Coupe has been remodeled and equipped with a rear seat, and the 296 has been reduced to a V6 to shorten the overall length and bring it closer to the 911.
The commonality between the 296 V6 + PHEV and the AMG C63 straight 4 + PHEV is that the market has not accepted them. The 296 has an F8 or higher spec, and the C63 has a straight 4 that has a V8 or higher spec, but it's not selling well. In particular, the C63 was turned away by users and did not sell at all. In addition to being 400kg heavier than the M3 and sticking to multi-cylinders, the battery capacity of the SF90 and C63 are almost the same and the amount of assist is a little over 200HP, but the difference between the V8 and inline 4 is that the C63 runs out of battery quickly and is heavy and slow. become. Which is more fun, F8 or SF90? Light and sharp F8.
I don't think Porsche would make a mistake considering the situation.

There is a possibility that the 911 will be made into an HV by crushing the rear seats in the future, but nothing will happen with the 992.2. There's probably a lot of controversy within the company right now. The Macan's lifespan was extended, and the Cayenne was left with pure ICE, while the S was converted from a V6 to a V8.
Even in Germany, which is an environmental powerhouse, 911 should stick even if a penalty is imposed. If not, why did you insist on using an impossible rear engine? and.

Before that, how should we understand the data that global warming is mostly confined to urban areas due to the heat island phenomenon, and that the increase in CO2 will increase the temperature by 0.7 degrees in 150 years? it's difficult.

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- Rika (911supercars.com) says:
  
  2023年9月1日 at 3:07 PM
  
  60th birthday who likes carts
  I think pure ICE will definitely come out in 992.2... but I don't know if it will be pure ICE in all grades. What will happen? ?
  
  Originally, I think that Porsche wants to go with ICE only for all 992.2, but externally (?) Only turbo models and hybrid versions (in parallel with ICE version?) Will be issued I also think that there is a possibility.
  
  I'm looking forward to that day because I will be looking forward to answering every time Porsche is officially announced around here ^ ^ "Was it all ICE ~!" Or "This is a hybrid?!" I'm looking forward to the days when I can make a fuss alone at home while watching the premiere (lol)!
  
  First of all, I personally think that the 992.2 base model will be announced at ICE at an event in the United States at the end of September. I have no idea (laughs).
  
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カート好きの還暦 says:

2023年9月1日 at 4:00 PM

When 992 came out, I was told that space for HV was already prepared.
I asked a Toyota engineer, and the answer was that it would be difficult to create a mild HV with the size of the 992.
The only thing that can be done is to crush the rear seat, but with weight and distribution, it may become a 911 with the front floating at 200 kg like the old days. If we were to use an electric turbo like Mercedes, we would need to make major improvements to the ICE, which would be difficult in the current environment.

It seems best for the manufacturer to control the total amount of CO2 and fuel efficiency by using pure ICE for the 911 until it becomes a BEV, and converting other models to HV, PHEV, and BEV.
Cayenne's Turbo E-Hybrid is a PHEV, but AUDI has already made it a mild HV with basically the same ICE. Porsche doesn't seem to like mild HV itself.

Rika is also a pure ICE fan, so I'm sure that will be the case.

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- Rika (911supercars.com) says:
  
  2023年9月1日 at 4:36 PM
  
  When 992.1 was announced in 2018, August Achleitner, the developer who was known as Mr. 911 (at that time),
  
  "The 992's PDK has a large free space for an electric motor."
  
  It is asserted that
  
  "I could have offered a hybrid right away, but I'm still preparing to make a 911 hybrid that I haven't put out because it doesn't seem good for Porsche (= the battery is quite heavy and slows down the car). It's ready, but it's not ready to sell."
  
  That was said to be the case, but since no hybrids were released at the time, we don't know how far it was realistically possible...?
  
  I also want the 911 to continue to be a pure ICE if possible, so I would be happy if that happens ^^ But even if a hybrid version comes out, I'd still be interested (lol)!
  
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カート好きの還暦 says:

2023年9月3日 at 9:14 PM

That's right.
From inside Porsche, the platform is already ready and there is a prototype, and there are comments that they are hesitant about whether it is a HV or a PHEV. There are also comments that the 992.2 and 992.2 are completely different cars and sizes.
From F8 to SF90, the front trunk is a space for charging cables, and the carry-on size remote control is strict, and there is only a thin bag behind the seat at most. It is unrealistic for two people to go out for one night.
The overall length is a little more than 80mm longer, and the ICE has been offset to a lower position than the F8 to minimize the increase in mounting size. Is the suspension due to increased weight? The stroke is clearly secured and soft. I didn't feel like I went from 720HP to 1000HP at all. Is the weight the same 1570Kg? The vehicle inspection certificate for my car is 1980kg. (Ferrari is always dry weight)

If you go from a 994 RR to an ICE vertically mounted MR and sacrifice the rear seat, you can do anything with a 911.
There is no release of 992.2 this year, but it is still late. Is it a surprising announcement?
Maybe that's about the same as Ferrari taking the checkered flag ahead of Red Bull at Monza, which starts in 50 minutes (lol)

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- Rika (911supercars.com) says:
  
  2023年9月4日 at 2:28 PM
  
  60th birthday who likes carts
  From what I've seen, the biggest concern is that the problem of battery weight hasn't been resolved, and I wonder if that's why there was no electricity at the 992.1 stage.
  
  Compared to the time when 992.1 came out, the flow of the world may still change in the future (in terms of regulations, etc.), so I'm glad I didn't forcefully release a hybrid with 911 at the stage of 992.1 ^ ^
  
  I'm hoping that the 992.2 base model will be announced at the Laguna Seca event at the end of September, but is that possible?
  
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カート好きの還暦 says:

2023年9月5日 at 6:37 PM

Laguna Seca at the end of September, 992.2 may be announced.
Once the announcement is made, Rika-sama will be extremely busy again. I go to the PC every day and get excited about frames, frames, etc. With that amount of heat, I don't need an air conditioner even in winter. Will the EV Macan be announced as well?

When you hear Laguna Seca, you think of the final round of the Indy car race.
In 1996, that Zanardi won by shortcutting the corkscrew on the final lap.

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- Rika (911supercars.com) says:
  
  2023年9月6日 at 7:12 PM
  
  60th birthday who likes carts
  If it were announced, I would look at various information every day and be 'excited', but I don't think I would go to the PC and 'frame, frame' (laughs)!
  
  ...Some of me can't say that (lol).
  
  I didn't know about "The Pass" so I watched the video! That's amazing. Everyone who saw this must have been very excited! After all, it's the final lap, and it's already too dramatic! !
  
  However, you can see that overtaking using shortcuts was subsequently prohibited.
  
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