The Porsche Cayenne Electric marks a major step forward for the brand’s electric SUV strategy. Alongside its debut, Porsche has introduced a revolutionary 3D visualization platform that changes how you explore and configure vehicles.
Launched on November 19, the Cayenne Electric and Cayenne Turbo Electric showcase Porsche's partnership with MHP and Porsche Digital.
The new platform enables fully interactive 2D and 3D full-screen views, giving customers and dealers photorealistic detail and real-time configuration options.
Federico Magno, Group CEO at MHP, said: "Based on our Elastic Content Platform, a digital sales tool was created that combines performance, precision, and innovation and sets a new standard for customer communication and the future of digital excellence at Porsche."
Powering the Digital Experience
The system relies on Amazon Web Services (AWS) for secure, scalable, and fail-safe delivery of 3D livestreams and high-resolution images.
Philipp Grolle, Product Manager for Visualization Services at Porsche, explains: "The enormous configuration depth of our models poses major challenges for traditional visualization technologies. With the launch of the Cayenne Electric, we are using our innovative visualization platform at all relevant touchpoints for the first time."
Immersive 360-Degree Interaction
Users can explore every detail of the vehicle—inside and out—through state-of-the-art cameras and dynamic lighting updates.
The 360-degree experience has proven to increase website traffic, session duration, and configurator engagement. Prospective buyers try more configurations and are more likely to select additional options, enhancing overall vehicle value.
Versatile Use Across Platforms
The new platform is not limited to online configurators.
Porsche and its dealers can deploy it for event presentations, marketing campaigns, and interactive after-sales tutorials.
Florian Langer, partner at MHP, notes: "The joint development with Porsche Digital enables us to create a holistic solution that simplifies visualization across different systems and touchpoints."
Performance and Efficiency
The Cayenne Turbo Electric records a combined power consumption of 22.4–20.4 kWh/100 km, while the standard Cayenne Electric achieves 21.9–19.7 kWh/100 km.
Both models maintain 0 g/km CO₂ emissions and are rated CO₂ class A, reinforcing Porsche's commitment to sustainable performance.
Expert Takeaway
With the launch of the Cayenne Electric and its immersive visualization platform, Porsche sets a new benchmark for luxury electric SUVs.
The combination of high-fidelity digital experience and engineering excellence positions the Cayenne Electric as a standout in the competitive EV market, appealing to tech-savvy enthusiasts and traditional Porsche buyers alike.
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