The new Porsche Cayenne Electric could make petrol-powered cars extinct! Get 20% off Car Vertical using code Carwow: https://www.carvertical.com/carwow Mat’s got his hands on the all-new Porsche Cayenne Turbo Electric, and he’s about to see if the most powerful Porsche ever is truly deserving of so much power. For starters, let’s check out the design… From the front, it’s fair to say that the exterior design is an improvement over the old petrol-powered Cayenne! It has a real presence from the front, with aggressive air scoops on either side, while the Turbo edition has additional vents and air intakes across the bumper. Along the side, there are wider surrounds on the wheel arches, and the Turbo edition we’re reviewing has a grey satin effect on the roof bars and window surrounds. There are also blackened side skirts, which, in this case, have "Turbo" written on them. Along the back there’s an aggressive diffuser, and the Porsche badge is embossed into the full-length light bar. On the inside, this new Cayenne has moved away from traditional Porsche interior designs of old, with the incorporation of more screens. There are dual screens in the centre console, a passenger screen, and a large, curved digital dial display. The dial display comes with lots of customisable options, and a lot of the functionality for the car is managed through the infotainment screen. Thankfully, though, there are physical buttons for the climate control. The seats are firm and figure-hugging, and there are soft-touch materials throughout most of the cabin - although you don’t have to search too hard to find some scratchy plastics! The Cayenne Turbo Electric is powered by two electric motors, and these combine to produce an incredible 1,156hp and 1,500Nm! It may be heavy, tipping the scales at 2,645kg, but it still launches like a rocket ship! It’s equipped with a 113kWh battery pack, and it has a claimed range of 350 - 387 miles. The Cayenne Electric range starts from £83,265 (as of August 2026), rising all the way up to £130,965 for the Turbo. But of course, it doesn’t stop there - the car we’re reviewing, with options, costs over £172,000! So is it worth it? And would you choose an electric Cayenne over an older, petrol-powered alternative? Let us know in the comments! Explore new and used car deals with Carwow: https://bit.ly/Change-Your-Car-0508 Chapters 00:00 Porsche Cayenne Turbo Electric Review 00:32 1,139hp Launch Control: 0-60 & 1/4 Mile Test 01:11 Emergency Brake Test 01:31 Exterior Design & Active Aerodynamics 02:55 Digital Cockpit & Interior Tech Review 05:40 Rear Seat Space & Practicality 07:28 Boot Space & Storage Test 09:43 Annoying Features & Flaws 11:20 Cool Features & Wireless Charging 12:28 Price, Specs & Trim Options 13:14 Town Driving & Rear-Axle Steering 15:06 Highway Cruising & Range Efficiency 16:14 Country Road Test & Active Suspension 18:14 Final Verdict: Worth Buying?
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Watching this video makes me feel as nauseous as doing a 0-62 on the thing
Car reviews > Drags!!! Gimme more reviews like the old days 😅
Porsche has reached the point where the fastest thing in the lineup needs a family-sized boot.
Whoever edited this needs to be fired
So you get 2x the car and 1/3 of the price for a luce, good work porsche
0-60 in 2.46s in a 2.6-ton SUV is absolutely terrifying—Porsche engineering is just on another level! 🚀
Kinda scary that generic people who know little about cars or driving will be driving around with this much power at their whim
22 inches and they still look tiny. That car is massive
Since it's an EV....Can't wait for 36 months to go by so I can buy it for 65% off price tag 😂
2.6 tons doing 0 to 60 in 2.46 seconds still doesn't sound real! 🤯 Porsche somehow made a family SUV quicker than most supercars...
42K in 'optional' extras, crazy.
Porsche marketing team needs to pay Mat😂
Unstoppable depreciation curve too probably
Watching this video makes me feel as nauseous as I would probably feel doing a 0-62 in the thing.
It weighs 2.6 tonnes, it accelerates from 0–100 km/h in 2.46 seconds and brakes from 100–0 km/h in just 29 meters. Crazy numbers.
Calling it a turbo shouldn't be legal either
Where's the Porsche?
At last, I’ll be able to run Monte-Carlo rally with my wife and my three kids ! It’s been a long time waiting.
Matt Watson paid £7500 for his V8 Porsche Cayenne when he bought it second-hand. He spent Approx £4000 putting right so that stood him into approximately £12,000. Wise man!