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Driving Porsche's most powerful car—and no, it's not a 911

Tim Stevens
Driving Porsche's most powerful car—and no, it's not a 911
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Porsche has introduced the Cayenne Turbo Coupe, an electric SUV that features 1,139 horsepower and utilizes motor cooling technology derived from the company's Formula E racing program. The vehicle is positioned as a high-performance, everyday family car rather than a track-focused sports car.

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The vehicle represents a significant shift in automotive engineering, where high-performance racing technology is increasingly being integrated into consumer-facing electric SUVs.

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