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2024 Porsche Cayenne SUV review – new 468bhp V8 S driven! | What Car?

Enjoy our thorough 2024 review as we drive the brand-new V8 and the updated E-Hybrid model for the first time.

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Video chapters:
0:00 Porsche's BIGGEST cars and truck update!
0:56 Where's the Cayenne EV?
1:45 New outside styling
2:54 The new engines
3:58 Brand name NEW interior
6:01 New infotainment
7:10 Interior construct and quality
8:14 Rear seats and functionality
10:03 0-60 test and efficiency
11:42 Trip comfort and handling
14:15 The Cayenne E-Hybrid
15:46 E-Hybrid driving impressions
17:38 Pricing and decision

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22 responses to “2024 Porsche Cayenne SUV review – new 468bhp V8 S driven! | What Car?”

  1. Tünde Eszlári Avatar
    Tünde Eszlári

    Very good video.

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  2. Buddhika Peiris Avatar
    Buddhika Peiris

    Great review … shame e hybrid is not good as the other versions to drive .

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  3. QB TRAILERS Avatar
    QB TRAILERS

    Whoever thought replacing physical buttons with touch sensitive buttons really began a whole new era of unnecessary annoyance.

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    1. Rod Craig Avatar
      Rod Craig

      Completely agree – why this is thought to be safe but using a mobile while driving isn’t (which is true) is beyond me. Also, you could see the greasy finger marks smearing across the screen with every input.

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    2. light monkey Avatar
      light monkey

      I’m hoping eventually we’ll pivot back to at least some physical controls but I’m not sure hey

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    3. QB TRAILERS Avatar
      QB TRAILERS

      @light monkey I suspect they’re here to stay 😀

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    4. QB TRAILERS Avatar
      QB TRAILERS

      @Rod Craig makes no sense at all

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  4. T Sul Avatar
    T Sul

    Looking good mate you have lost lots of weight mate keep up the great work 🎉

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  5. Lee Beckham Avatar
    Lee Beckham

    sad cayenne S no more V6 2.9🥲🥲🥲

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  6. light monkey Avatar
    light monkey

    I wish you could add some wood trim on the blank space in front of the passenger. Seems like a wasted opportunity, especially for those who won’t add the second screen as an option.

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  7. Ian Bunn Avatar
    Ian Bunn

    Love my Cayenne as it does fit all of my needs and will replace it with the S version – that V8 will be sweet

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  8. Motor Concierge Avatar
    Motor Concierge

    How much quieter it has become 🙁 The previous V8 generations had much much much more nicer tone to them. Either this one is without PSE, or it is really new generation of exhaust volume.

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  9. idkwutToPutHere Avatar
    idkwutToPutHere

    LOVE the quality of the mics and the cams omg its so good

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  10. Dave The fab Avatar
    Dave The fab

    Don’t want polluted air in my car but I’m quite happy dumping plenty out the exhaust from the massive V8 engine.. 👿😡😡

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  11. Son of Dat Avatar
    Son of Dat

    I never thought posh rich people complaining about buttons on a touch screen would make me laugh so much.. you probably dont even sit in the front seat.

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  12. Tony AN Avatar
    Tony AN

    Hi Mate, brilliant review indeed!😊 Liked and sbscribed！
    What do you recommend now? Should I get a new Cayenne S with a higher price or a current version of the Cayenne GTS for less money?
    I’ve tried to build a new Cayenne S and it costs about 275k for a wagon with the specs I like and 285k for the coupe version. On the other hand, if I pick a 2021 GTS would be around the 220-230k mark in Aus.

    Ps: definitely go with V8, not the entry level V6 for sure.

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    1. Tony AN Avatar
      Tony AN

      Btw the Brit prices are tooooooooooooooo bloody cheap!!!

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  13. Jake Moore Avatar
    Jake Moore

    Great review

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  14. enriqueali Avatar
    enriqueali

    Porsche is basically a very profitable luxury SUV carmaker with a sideline manufacturing high-performance sports cars. And it’s been that way for more than a decade now

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  15. Miguel Rodriguez Avatar
    Miguel Rodriguez

    yes please!! i would like one

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  16. William UK Avatar
    William UK

    My Porsche Cayenne is the best Vehicle I have ever had and will only have Cayenne from now on. My only little complaint is i wish it never had 22″ wheels because it can make the ride a little bit too hard sometimes.

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  17. A O'Connor Avatar
    A O’Connor

    Great review but one ask, can you quote torque in Newton Metres please?

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