Porsche unveils Cayenne Electric interior with curved displays

Porsche has revealed the interior of its upcoming Cayenne Electric.

The standout feature is the central curved OLED Flow Display. While the brand hasn’t disclosed the diagonal size, Porsche says it’s the largest screen ever fitted in one of its cars.

Alongside it, the driver gets a 14.25-inch curved OLED panel and an 87-inch augmented-reality head-up display. Passengers aren’t left out either — there’s a 14.9-inch display mounted in front of the co-driver’s seat.

The infotainment system comes with a built-in AI voice assistant and a new Themes app that lets users customize the color scheme across all digital surfaces. Five preset color modes are available out of the box.

Other highlights include a panoramic glass roof with adjustable tint and the option to heat touch surfaces like armrests and door panels. Rear seats now feature electric adjustment as standard.

The Cayenne Electric is expected to join the lineup with more than 1,000 horsepower and a towing capacity of up to 3.5 tons. Porsche has yet to confirm a launch date.