Wivenhoe
Well-Known Member
I believe the battery in Cayenne is different to the Macan (not just size).
The Porsche Cayenne Electric features a larger 113-kWh capacity using NMCA (Nickel Manganese Cobalt Aluminium) pouch cells, whereas the Macan Electric uses a 100-kWh pack built with prismatic cells
Similarly the Cayenne battery is also different to the Taycan
The Porsche Cayenne Electric features a next-generation "function-integrated" battery pack with higher energy density, larger cells, and faster charging capabilities than the Porsche Taycan.
I don't wish to be controversial but with the significant differences in battery technology is speculating about Cayenne range using previous experience of Taycan or Macan relevant.
The Porsche Cayenne Electric features a larger 113-kWh capacity using NMCA (Nickel Manganese Cobalt Aluminium) pouch cells, whereas the Macan Electric uses a 100-kWh pack built with prismatic cells
Similarly the Cayenne battery is also different to the Taycan
The Porsche Cayenne Electric features a next-generation "function-integrated" battery pack with higher energy density, larger cells, and faster charging capabilities than the Porsche Taycan.
I don't wish to be controversial but with the significant differences in battery technology is speculating about Cayenne range using previous experience of Taycan or Macan relevant.