Porsche shows the final touches of its new Cayenne ahead of its presentation
Just three days before its global debut at the Shanghai Auto Show, Porsche has just published new images of the highly anticipated Cayenne facelift
On Tuesday, April 18, the new Porsche Cayenne 2024 will make its debut, a facelift that has been one of the most anticipated from the brand in recent months due to the large number of novelties it promises, improving its technology and giving a thorough refresh to both its exterior and interior design.
Just over two weeks ago, Porsche announced that production of the new Cayenne will take place at the brand’s Bratislava plant and also gave us a full look at the interior of this update, with a total of seven screens serving different functions, most notably the new fully 12.6-inch instrument cluster, the 12.3-inch central touchscreen, and the additional 10.9-inch screen in front of the passenger seat.
A renewed face
Returning to the image that headlines our article today, we can see how Porsche has chosen to show us briefly what the front of the new Cayenne will look like, with new light clusters that can be equipped with HD Matrix LED technology, and a newly designed bumper with large active cooling intakes in rectangular shapes.

Porsche itself has announced that the new Cayenne will be presented in China, as it is this model’s largest market, where it will arrive with “an innovative display and control concept that is highly digitalized, a new chassis technology and innovative features, among other advances.”
The most advanced generation
With all this, the fourth generation of the Porsche Cayenne will be “the most ambitious undertaken by the company,” since we should remember that with this generation the first 100% electric Cayenne in history will reach our markets throughout 2026, built on the PPE platform developed together with the brand of the four rings, which will also debut in the Macan EV.
The official presentation of the new Cayenne will take place from 4:20 AM CEST on April 18 and will be broadcast through the following link.
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