What is the transmission model of the Cayenne?

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LilyLee
07/30/25 2:18am
The Cayenne is equipped with ZF's second-generation 8AT transmission. Here are some details about the Cayenne: Exterior: The new Porsche Cayenne has minimal exterior differences compared to the previous model. The front fascia and overall silhouette still follow the Cayenne family's design language, resembling an oversized 911. It features a larger front grille and darkened headlights. The new Cayenne comes standard with LED headlights, with the option to upgrade to Porsche Dynamic Light System (PDLS), which offers various lighting modes for curves and road illumination. Powertrain: The new Cayenne offers two engine options: 3.0T and 4.0T.
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