Auto Porsche presents new electric Cayenne – with more than 1100 horsepower Porsche By N. Pedersen 21. November 2025 Electric cars Porsche Porsche has unveiled the upcoming electric Cayenne, and the Turbo version stands out with 1,156 horsepower and explosive acceleration. Porsche has just presented the next generation Cayenne and for the first time there will be a fully electric version. The new SUV will be launched in 2026 and comes in two variants: Cayenne Electric and Cayenne Turbo Electric. The Turbo version in particular is attracting attention with an output of up to 1,156 horsepower and 1,500 Newton meters of torque. This makes it the most powerful Porsche to date. The trip from 0 to 60 mp/h is just 2.5 seconds, and 0 to 120 mp/h. is achieved in 7.4 seconds. Top speed is electronically limited to 260 km/h. Read also: Electric car owners can rejoice: New charging technology is on the way Room for a more subdued model too The standard Cayenne Electric is less extreme, but still impressive. It delivers 408 horsepower as standard, but can reach 442 hp with a short-term power boost. It can do 0 to 60 mph. in 4.8 seconds and has a top speed of 230 km/h. Both models are equipped with all-wheel drive and are based on 800-volt architecture with a net battery capacity of 108 kWh. Porsche The battery is built directly into the floor of the car, resulting in a lower center of gravity and better handling. The special design also allows the battery to be serviced in modules without having to remove the entire pack. The Cayenne Electric can be charged with up to 400 kW, making it possible to go from 10 to 80 percent battery level in under 16 minutes. The exterior design is an evolution of the classic Cayenne, but with a lower roof height and longer wheelbase. The front air intakes are active and automatically adjust to optimize aerodynamics and cooling. The Turbo model also features aerodynamic blades that activate at speeds above 64 km/h. and reduce air resistance. Interior with a focus on usability The cabin is equipped with a 12.25-inch centered screen, the lower part of which curves towards the driver and leads to an armrest with physical buttons. In addition, a 14.9-inch passenger screen is available as an option. The dashboard in front of the driver is displayed on a curved 14.25-inch screen. The new Cayenne Electric will have its premiere in the spring of 2026. The base model will have a starting price of just over $111,000 in the US and €101,500 in Germany, while the Turbo version starts at around $165,000 in the US and €165,000 in Germany. Read also: Researchers in major breakthrough: New battery stores twice as much energy Read also: Electric car owners can rejoice: New charging technology on the way Share article Where do you want to share? Facebook LinkedIn Email Copy link Latest news See more news Mobile 50 million downloads: Microsoft shuts down popular app Mobile Wild upgrade awaits: iPhone 18 Pro details leaked AI New survey shows what we use ChatGPT for and the answer is surprising Auto The German automotive industry is bleeding billions: Worst result in 16 years News Crypto company wants to buy Juventus football club Mobile Apple Carplay ready with new features: Here’s how to get them