Namely, the long-rumored electric Cayenne will arrive this year, according to a statement made by Porsche's CEO Oliver Blume. Like the Macan Electric, battery-powered versions of the Cayenne will be built on a completely new platform, manufactured and assembled in Bratislava, Slovakia.

Porsche AG plans to unveil the electric version of its popular Cayenne luxury sport utility vehicle in the US at the end of this year.

Dr. Oliver Blume, CEO of Porsche AG, says that the Cayenne will be the first nameplate to offer all three of its propulsion methods – internal combustion, plug-in hybrid, and fullly electric – in one lineup.

The new standalone Porsche SUV model will benefit from "synergies," suggesting a possible collaboration with Audi

Porsche has confirmed that its electric Cayenne SUV will be launched in late 2025. The announcement was made by CEO Oliver Blume during a recent Q&A session. The fourth-generation model will be fully electric while the current Cayenne will continue to use combustion engines.

The Porsche Cayenne electric was first announced two years ago. While the carmaker has already launched the Macan EV since then, the Cayenne EV will arrive near the end of 2025. CEO Oliver Blume confirmed

Porsche has confirmed the development of a new petrol and hybrid powered SUV that could be a replacement for the Macan. Tap for new Porsche SUV details.

Porsche says its lineup could expand to include another SUV by the end of the decade. And no, it's not the Cayenne EV slated to launch later this year. Heck, it won't even be an EV. Surprisingly, for something that hasn't even been officially announced yet,