Porsche announces the arrival of a new high-end electric SUV
The German brand has announced that it is working on a new electric SUV that will sit above the Porsche Cayenne and will arrive in a few years.

Times are changing, and they are doing so at a much faster pace than we had been expecting. In fact, the major brands that wanted nothing to do with electric cars are now encouraging themselves to prepare new projects focused on electric mobility. Porsche has not been in the high-end electric car market for long, but after the Taycan, it is ready to present a new electric SUV.
It was the brand’s chief executive who announced that this model would be ready in a few years and that it would be a high-end electric vehicle. According to his words, this new proposal from the German manufacturer will sit above the Cayenne, so it will be a car that stands out for its styling and performance.

This model will be produced at the Leipzig plant, the same one that will handle the manufacturing of the new Macan, which will also be an electric drivetrain vehicle. The goal of Porsche is to maintain its presence in the luxury car market, now focused on premium electric mobility.
Times, as we have already mentioned, have changed. And not only when it comes to mobility. Potential buyers of a Porsche have changed too. Several independent studies have been carried out and have concluded that the profile of potential buyers has changed as well.
Future buyers of a luxury car will follow the current trend and look for an electric car. They are also people who will look for the SUV body style, which is the most popular on the market, and who want a vehicle that offers the greatest possible efficiency. Something that is within reach of only a few people, those with greater purchasing power.
It has also been noted that potential buyers of the brand’s cars are getting younger all the time, and women now carry more weight among the brand’s customers. All of this is leading to the creation and design of new commercial strategies to offer a product tailored to the tastes of this new type of buyer who is approaching Porsche.
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