Spy photographers snapped the facelifted Porsche 911 Cabrio earlier this week and now they’re turning their attention to the updated Cayenne Coupe.
Spotted during testing in a winter wonderland, the facelifted crossover is largely devoid of camouflage and appears to be a Cayenne Turbo S E-Hybrid Coupe equipped with RS Spyder Design wheels and the optional center-mounted sports exhaust system.
While Porsche’s dizzying array of options and trims makes it hard to be certain, spy photographers said the prototype is a hybrid and the two rows of LEDs suggest it’s a Turbo variant. Regardless of what it is, the model features a lightly revised front bumper and a modified intake. We can also see new headlights that appear to be loosely inspired by those found on the Taycan.
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Besides the aforementioned exhaust, the facelifted crossover coupe has been equipped with new taillights that are connected by an illuminated strip. The camouflage does a good job of hiding the changes, but it appears the lights will be slimmer than those found on the current model.
Spy photographers didn’t snap interior photos this time around, but previous images have shown the crossover will have a revised center console with updated switchgear and a minimalist shifter. We can also expect a fully digital instrument cluster and a new steering wheel.
Engine options will likely carry over, but there could be a handful of tweaks to improve performance, increase range, or lower emissions. While that remains to be seen, we should find out relatively shortly as the facelifted Cayenne lineup is expected to debut in the first half of this year.
