As next-gen Porsche Cayenne vehicles have been spotted testing somewhere in Europe. Reports suggest that 2018 models are hitting the gym and getting their summer bodies in check, by shedding as much as 200 kilos!<\/p>\n
All those kgs that have been shed enable the new Cayenne to be more fuel-efficient and\u00a0improves handling, although the latter may not need much upgrading as it’s spot on in this generation. Not only has the exterior been caught testing, but the snaps of the interior also surfaced a few months ago too.<\/p>\n
With zero buttons or dials mounted vertically, one enlarged touchscreen interface takes up most of the surface area with air-con vents underneath. Horizontally mounted are similar buttons to current generation Cayenne’s\u00a0with the gear lever reaming centrally mounted. Analogue instruments have been stripped out and replaced with digital versions for higher accuracy. Wedged in the middle, is an analogue rev counter, we’re not sure why that remained.<\/p>\n
Sounds familiar right, that’s because the new dash and centre console has navigated its way into 2017 Porsche Panamera<\/a> model’s which will\u00a0go one sale in January 2017.<\/p>\n Jumping\u00a0back to the gearbox, with a redesigned look and feel could imply a new gearbox is powering all for wheels. Rumours have circulated claiming the SUV could have a new eight-speed dual-clutch transmission. Hooked up to the rumoured<\/p>\n Porsche is set to unveil the slimmed down 2018 Porsche Cayenne sometime in 2017, what price tag and when it will roll into showrooms remains a mystery.<\/p>\n Keen on owning you own German SUV? We’ve got new Porsche Cayenne<\/a> and used Porsche Cayenne for sale in Dubai<\/a>, Abu Dhabi<\/a> and Sharjah<\/a>.<\/p>\n\n\t\t