There’s a new baby in the Porsche family – and it’s a beaut. An even sportier vehicle has been added to the highly successful Cayenne range, and the highlights of this new Cayenne Coupé include sleeker lines with a 911-like flyline and rear end, an adaptive rear spoiler and a panoramic glass roof. Safe to say, the new Cayenne Coupé is a beauty, probably the sportiest-looking model in its class.

Porsche engines are the pinnacle of performance and the epitome of economy. Nothing is wasted, there is no excess weight. Shift-by-wire Tiptronic gear changes are smoother, quicker than ever.

On the road, it’s even better than a ‘normal’ Cayenne. It has more muscular shoulders and a smoother, more slippery aero profile with an automatic extendable spoiler that activates above 90 kph. And, like you did in your old Cayenne, you soon realise that this is a shockingly agile and enjoyable car for its size and capacity. It may be the best driver-pleasing SUVs on the road today.

Porsche Cayenne Coupe 6Use the Mode switch with the instant Sport Response button on the steering wheel, derived from the 918 Spyder. Choose from four driving modes: Normal, Sport, SportPlus and Individual.

As you drive, you’ll feel the love that Porsche lavishes on all its family of models, especially its latest baby, the Cayenne Coupé. You’ll enjoy the engine, the steering, the suspension, the chassis, everything that keeps you sticking to the road making for a thrilling experience, while inside you’ll love the luxury, the support, the comfort, the quality, the digital technology controlling all aspects of your car and providing all your entertainment options at your fingertips.

Porsche’s digital technology is now as awesome as its performance and safety engineering.

Centre of attraction is the new buttery-smooth touchscreen that gives you easy control and set-up of all your systems and preferences. Then the multifunction sports steering wheel, with shift paddles, enable true sports car behaviour and let you achieve your potential.

Now, you realise that Porsche really care about their cars.

And, I guarantee, so will you…

Porsche Cayenne

ENGINE New 3.0 litre V6 turbocharged

MAX POWER 340 hp @ 5,300 – 6,400 rpm

MAX TORQUE 450 Nm starting from only 1,340 rpm, still available up to 5,300 rpm

MAX SPEED 243 kph (165 mph)

ACCELERATION 0 – 100 kph in 5.9 secs ; 80 – 120 kph in 4.1 secs

TRANSMISSION Shift-by-wire eight-speed Tiptronic S

EXTERIOR New windscreen angle and roof line falling sharply to the rear give the new Cayenne Coupé an unrivalled elegance; longer, lower and wider at the rear than the Cayenne, the Coupé has a more athletic look; as part of Porsche Active Aerodynamics, the adaptive, extendable rear spoiler looks great and automatically ensures that the Cayenne Coupé delivers maximum driving stability, even at higher speeds

Porsche Cayenne Coupe 5

INTERIOR Luxury sporty seating; exquisite driver-focused cockpit offers total control and complete ease of operation; 12.3-inch HD central touchscreen is easier to operate than an iPad; just a few taps or swipes – with haptic feedback – give mastery of car functions, connectivity options including Apple CarPlay and your entertainment library; fabulous sound system; choose from seven colours to make your favourite mood lighting for a surreal atmosphere

SAFETY / SECURITY So many systems, but all integrated to enhance performance and driver satisfaction, while strengthening the active and passive safety of an awesome – and sleek – driving machine

Porsche Cayenne Coupe grey

Where can I catch the Coupé?

The Porsche Centre (Al Boraq Auto) on The Pearl-Qatar can arrange a test drive of the stylistic new Cayenne Coupé or any of its sports cars and sports SUVs. Currently open 9 am to 8 pm five days a week. Just call 4459 9666 to get in gear. 

You can also visit porsche.com for more information.  


Author: Terry Sutcliffe

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