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Porsche Cayenne Electric

Porsche is kicking off a new chapter with the Cayenne Electric, the first fully electric version of its best-selling SUV and the first Porsche ever to support wireless charging. It’s a big moment for the brand, and the numbers make that pretty clear. The top Cayenne Turbo Electric delivers up to 850 kW and can hit 100 km/h in just 2.5 seconds, making it the most powerful production Porsche to date. Even the standard model packs serious punch, blending instant torque with the kind of everyday usability Cayenne owners expect.

Range is equally impressive. Thanks to a new 113 kWh battery and 800-volt architecture, the Cayenne Electric can travel up to 642 km on a charge, and ultra-fast charging (up to 400 kW) can take the battery from 10 to 80 percent in under 16 minutes. For the first time, you can also option inductive charging. Just park over the pad and the car starts charging on its own.

Porsche didn’t stop at performance and tech. The design takes cues from the smaller electric Macan, with cleaner lines, frameless doors, slim Matrix LED headlights, and a more aerodynamic shape that helps efficiency. Inside, the cabin feels familiar but more futuristic, anchored by a curved OLED display and new comfort features like panel heating and adjustable "Mood Modes.”

Whether you’re after long-distance comfort, off-road confidence, or supercar-level speed, the Cayenne Electric shows how Porsche plans to push its SUV icon into the future. And it's available to order now.




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1968 LAMBORGHINI MIURA MILLECHIODI

The gorgeous Miura is the car that put Lamborghini on the map in the sixties, and the most redeeming thing about the Miura, is the fact that there is only so many of them. In original P400 form, the Lamborghini Miura left its rivals for dead in terms of styling, handling and overall performance. The 1968 Miura P400 S Millechiodi however, is in a league of its own. Built to replace a factory-built Miura Jota that was destroyed in an accident, this prolific vehicle ha...
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Renault R17 Electric Restomod

Renault has just revealed a stunning restomod of its iconic R17, blending the charm of 1970s design with modern electric power. The Renault R17 Electric Restomod, created in collaboration with French designer Ora Ito, reimagines the original Renault 17 hatchback with a sleek, futuristic twist. Featuring a lightweight carbon body, sharp proportions, and retro-inspired rectangular LED headlights, the R17 delivers a sporty and stylish take on the classic model. ...
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NISSAN NAVARA NAVY

Car tuning specialists Carlex Design have launched a new, truck-focused sub-imprint aptly named Pickup Design. Their workshop has a range of experience with several trucks  including the Toyota Hilux, the VW Amorak, and the Mercedes Benz X-Class. Our favorite however is their Nissan Navara Navy, a tough and refined companion for riding in difficult conditions. The limited edition is fitted with a widebody kit coated with special paint, providi...
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