With its official debut just around the corner, we are finally getting our first look at the interior of the Cayenne EV, which Porsche promises will offer more luxury, features, and screen space than ever.
Here’s our first look at the Porsche Cayenne EV interior
Porsche unveiled the first undisguised look at the Cayenne Electric on Tuesday, starting with the interior. The brand is known for its luxurious, sports-car-like interiors, but the electric SUV will take it to the next level.
At the center of it all is the new Innovative Flow Display, offering more screen space than any Porsche vehicle to date.
The curved OLED display features nearly 42″ of combined screen space, including a 14.25″ digital driver cluster, 12.3″ infotainment, and an optional 14.9″ passenger display.
For the first time, the Cayenne EV will be available with a head-up display (HUD) featuring augmented reality (AR) capabilities. The immersive 87″ display projects navigation, lane guidance, and more directly on the windshield in front of the driver.
The redesigned display is designed to create “an even more immersive and intense connection between driver and sports car,” Ivo van Hulten, Director Driver Experience at Style Porsche, said.

Don’t worry, Porsche still kept plenty of physical buttons and knobs to control various functions. It also maintains the three-spoke steering wheel found in current Porsche models.
The “tailor-made” Cayenne EV will offer more customization options than ever, “creating virtually unlimited possibilities to tailor the cabin to personal taste – from understated and elegant to distinctively sporty,” Porsche said.

You will be able to choose from 13 interior color combinations, four packages, and five accent packages, making it truly one of a kind.
If you’re looking for even more customization, the Porsche Exclusive Manufaktur can bring it to life, the company said, “right down to one-off creations.” According to Porsche, “the Cayenne Electric offers a level and breadth of personalization opportunities that have never been seen in a Porsche SUV.”

The electric SUV also offers significantly more space and comfort features than the current gas and plug-in hybrid (PHEV) models. However, Porsche has yet to reveal specifics.
Another new feature is what Porsche calls “Mood Modes,” which adjust the light, climate, sound, and seat functions to create a unique driving experience for relaxing, focusing on road trips, and more.
A new surface heating function has also been added, which warms the seats, armrests, and sections of the door handle.

Like many new vehicles nowadays, the electric SUV will feature an AI-powered voice assistant. However, Porsche promises that the added gaming, streaming, and other functions will elevate the Cayenne Electric’s digital experience to a new level.
After unveiling the interior, Porsche confirmed the Cayenne EV will debut by the end of the year. It will join the current gas and PHEV models, redefining the interior experience.
What do you think of the new Porsche interior? With massive screens, ambient lighting, and AI voice assistance, it looks pretty close to what Mercedes-Benz, BMW, and other luxury automakers are transitioning to in their next-generation vehicles.
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