Porsche Cayenne Electric sets SUV record at Shelsley Walsh
A camouflaged prototype of the all-electric Cayenne climbs the historic Shelsley Walsh hill course, where it set a new SUV benchmark time of 31.28 seconds.
Hill climb highlights prototype’s performance potential
With simulator and development driver Gabriela Jílková at the wheel, the Cayenne Electric delivered rapid acceleration up gradients reaching 16.7%.
Starting line of a 119-year-old motorsport tradition
The Cayenne Electric joins competition cars at Shelsley Walsh, one of the world’s oldest hill climb venues, still in use since 1905.
Active suspension system enables stable, confident handling
Porsche’s Active Ride system helps the vehicle remain composed through corners, minimizing body roll and maintaining traction.
Porsche tests real-world capability with towing demonstration
Outside the hill climb, the Cayenne Electric hauls a trailer carrying a vintage car during a separate film production.
Electric SUV maintains towing performance under load
With a towing capacity of up to 7,716 pounds, the Cayenne Electric matches the existing combustion-powered model’s utility rating.
Classic meets electric on British backroads
The prototype transports a two-ton antique car, illustrating Porsche’s intent to retain daily usability and practicality in its upcoming EV offering.
