As we’re getting closer to the official debut of the fully electric second-generation Porsche Macan, new sightings of camouflaged prototypes during real-world testing reveal more information about the upcoming SUV. This time, our spies were able to take a quick peek inside after a prototype model broke down for unknown reasons, while also snapping a few shots of the frameless windows.
The previous spy pictures show a group of
three Macan EV prototypes testing alongside a Taycan Turbo S. All prototypes
were still wearing the usual, and quite misleading, headlight stickers, window
line graphics, fake exhaust tips, and plastic patches on both front and rear
bumpers.
The interior is still heavily camouflaged
and is far from its final form, but for what it’s worth, it retains the
oval-shaped digital instrument cluster we saw in another tester in the summer. Inside,
the Macan will inherit a digital instrument cluster, a large infotainment
touchscreen placed closer to the driver, Porsche’s classic three-spoke steering
wheel, and a high-positioned central console.
While we don’t have any information on
specific figures, Porsche has confirmed that the Macan will feature a
significantly longer range compared to the Taycan. The electric SUV is expected
to be offered in two battery capacities featuring 800-volt technology.
Naturally, it will come in a number of different power guises, including the
flagship Turbo S which is rumored to boast some pretty impressive performance
figures.
