2020 Porsche Cayenne Coupe vs Cayenne: Differences compared

Porsche has added a “coupe” model to its Cayenne range. See how the regular SUV and the sportier “coupe” differ in this side by side comparison.

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Cayenne

When viewed from the front, it's a little hard to tell the two Cayennes apart.

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Cayenne

Ahead of the A-pillar everything seems to be identical, including the front fenders, headlamps, bonnet and bumper designs.

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Cayenne

The differences are more obvious from side on. Overall height has been reduced by 20mm (0.8-in), so there's a new front windscreen and A-pillar.

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Cayenne

The roof and the rear tailgate are more heavily raked, so those are new too, as are the rear fenders, which are 18mm (0.7-in) wider.

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Cayenne

Because it's a 'coupe', the new Cayenne variant not only has a more steeply raked rear, but it misses out on rear windscreen wipers.

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Cayenne

The Cayenne Coupe has a slight 'deck' to its tailgate with an integrated lip spoiler.

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Cayenne

The coupe also has an adaptive rear spoiler, which can automatically extend up to 135mm (5.3-in) at speeds above 90km/h (56mph).

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Cayenne

The dashboard and interior are shared between the Cayenne and Cayenne Coupe.

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Cayenne

The Cayenne has five seats as standard, while the Cayenne Coupe comes with four, but bench-style second row and five seats in total is optional. Porsche says the Coupe's faster roof line doesn't ruin head room as the seats are 30mm (1.2-in) lower. Neither model offers the option of seven seats.

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Cayenne

A panoramic glass roof is standard in the Cayenne Coupe, while a carbonfibre roof is optional.

At launch the Cayenne Coupe is only available with drivetrains. The base model has a 3L turbo V6 with 250kW (335hp) and 450Nm (332 lb-ft), and the Turbo twin-turbo 4L V8 with 404kW (542hp) and 770Nm (568 lb-ft).