By
Henny Hemmes
Henny Hemmes
Editor
BIO
An expert auto veteran, Henny serves as European Bureau Chief of The Car Connection. Besides being one of Europe’s most prolific and well-regarded...
More
LATEST ARTICLE
2008 Saab 9-X BioHybrid
The schedule of press conferences for the Geneva auto show is packed, with each brand getting only...
Read More
- N/ALEADERBOARD RANK
- 80ARTICLES CONTRIBUTED
- 0COMMENTS POSTED
Two
months ago at the Frankfurt Auto Show,
Porsche announced its plans for building
a hybrid version of the
Cayenne sport-utility
vehicle. Now, at the L.A. Auto Show, Porsche showed the concept for the vehicle,
which is due to arrive before the end of this decade.
To give
the public an idea of what such a version has under its skin, the German company
also put up a see-through and cut-away version of the Cayenne Hybrid.
Porsche claims that its full parallel hybrid system will cut
fuel consumption by some 15 percent, without sacrificing its performance
and driving dynamics. The hybrid system uses a gasoline engine and an electric
motor, which will operate together or independently. The future production model is expected
to achieve approximately 26 mpg.
Related
Articles
2007 Los Angeles Auto Show Coverage
by TCC Team (11/14/2007)
Mustang Bullitt, Lincoln MKS, Durango Hybrid and
Genesis coupe
2008 Porsche 911 GT2 Preview
by Richard Yarrow (9/11/2007)
New sport model gets twin turbos, 530
bhp.
2009 Porsche Cayenne GTS
Preview
by Marty Padgett (9/10/2007)
A tweaked Cayenne sidles up to the Frankfurt
crowd.
Have an opinion?Join the conversation!
Have an opinion?Join the conversation!