SPIED: The Next-Gen Porsche Cayenne Gets Spotted — MORE Testing Snaps Of The All-New Cayenne

One of the most important vehicles for Porsche is the Cayenne. While it was controversial when it first debuted years ago, the reality is that it was a critical vehicle that helped keep the company afloat. 

If it were not for that first-gen Cayenne, who knows if Porsche would be around today. Yes, it was that pivotal in the organization's viability.

Currently undergoing testing is the third-gen Cayenne. Although Porsche introduced its second sport-utility vehicle in the product portfolio — the Macan — the Cayenne still remains a big seller for the marque. 

According to the latest word on the street, the all-new Cayenne will take some creative license from the all-new Panamera and its interior is expected to follow the Panamera's lead. What we're looking forward to is the Cayenne to shed some pounds, which has always been its biggest enemy. 

That said, to see the mule getting a workout, click the "Read Article" link below!

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Holydude - 2/13/2017 12:44:40 AM

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Still ugly, maybe because it took "creative license" from the even uglier Panamera. Really, Porsche seems incapable of designing good looking cars other than the 911 (yes, the 918 looks ho-hum as well).

TheSteve - 2/13/2017 1:10:11 AM

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I like the Cayenne, as well as the refreshed Panamera. I just wish the SUV had a diesel option available in North America.

I'm wondering what they'll do with the tail lights. The lat 1st-Gen Audi Q5 has gorgeous lights, as does the Macan, but Porsche never quite got the Cayenne's tail lights quite right.

Agent00R - 2/13/2017 11:30:28 AM

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They will go more Macan-like in the next-gen Cayenne. At least, that's my bet.

TheSteve - 2/14/2017 2:25:42 AM

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Agent00R: I think that would be a smart move. Macan=gorgeous, all around!

MDarringer - 2/13/2017 9:11:43 AM

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Meet the new Cayenne...same as the current played out Cayenne.

CANADIANCOMMENTS - 2/14/2017 10:39:56 PM

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I am not a fan of the dark headlight treatment myself. It will come to all their models. 911 mule has already been spotted with them. The Cayenne will have them for sure. I guess they want that aftermarket / customized/ wrapped look.