Porsche ushered in the second-generation Cayenne for the 2010 model year, and by 2013 the Cayenne lineup had expanded to include hybrid and diesel-powered models. By the time we turned the calendar to 2015, it was time for the Cayenne to take on a facelift, bringing lots of visual changes to the exterior, updated powertrains, and several interior upgrades. Despite that extensive facelift taking place, Porsche has been busy developing the next-generation Cayenne, and we just received spy shots of it doing some cold weather testing with very little camo.
The most important thing about the next generation is that the Cayenne will be underpinned by the new MLB SUV platform that has already been used on the Audi Q7 and the Bentley Bentayga, which means we should see a significant drop in weight over previous models. Outside of the new platform, the Cayenne shouldn’t change too much. We expect so see more of an evolution of the current design language as opposed to a complete redesign, and we should see some updated technology on the inside.
We expect the new Cayenne to debut next year as a 2018 model, but with the new model already testing without Camo, we may see it sooner than later. Until we get more details about the next-gen Cayenne, let’s take a closer look at these spy shots.
Click past the jump to read more about the 2018 Porsche Cayenne.
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