It’s not overwhelming, but the modifications make it a handsome coupe-inspired crossover.
Porsche Exclusive turns its attention towards the Cayenne coupe to give the brand’s latest crossover a more fashionable look.
Porsche Exclusive’s Cayenne Coup gets subtle tweaks, such as black door handles and a clear stripe across the back. This is in contrast to the stock model that has dark gray with red lights. The lower bumper section can be painted in body color. Five-spoke wheels have dark centers and polished edges.
The Cayenne Coupe interior features two-tone seating with white stripes across the back and cushions, and black leather on the rest. The contrast is further enhanced by the red stitching. The steering wheel’s top and bottom are decorated with carbon fiber trim.
The Porsche Cayenne Coupe will make you more familiar:
The Cayenne Coupe currently comes with a turbocharged 3.0-liter V6 that produces 335 horsepower (250 kW) and twin-turbo V8 of 4.0-liters making 541 horsepower (404 kW). Porsche confirms that a hybrid version of the Cayenne Coupe is in development. However, the company has not yet indicated whether it is the 680-hp (507-kW), Turbo S E-Hybrid. Both of these hybrid vehicles could be included in the lineup.
The Cayenne Coupe is priced at $75,300. Prices for higher models, such as the Turbo, go up quickly. Topping every option box brings the total to $197,985, which is not too far from the $200,000 base price of a Lamborghini Urus.