Porsche previews Flow Display in all-electric Cayenne

Porsche has revealed the interior of the upcoming Cayenne Electric, which is scheduled to debut at the end of 2025. The all-electric SUV will join the existing gasoline and plug-in hybrid versions in the lineup.

The new model introduces a redesigned cabin with an emphasis on digital integration and expanded personalization options. At the center of the interior is the Flow Display, a curved OLED system that merges into the center console. The fully digital 14.25-inch instrument cluster displays driving and navigation information, while an optional 14.9-inch passenger display provides entertainment and app control. An augmented reality head-up display is also available with a projection size of 87 inches.

Comfort features include electrically adjustable rear seats, a sliding panoramic roof with variable opacity, and surface heating that extends beyond the seats to armrests and door panels. Lighting, sound, and climate settings can be combined into “Mood Modes” to alter the cabin atmosphere. The vehicle supports smartphone- and smartwatch-based access through the Porsche Digital Key, which uses Ultra Wideband technology.

Customization options for the Cayenne Electric include 13 interior color combinations, four interior packages, and five accent packages. Materials range from traditional leather to Race-Tex textile finishes, with new color offerings such as Magnesium Grey, Lavender, and Sage Grey. Porsche Exclusive Manufaktur and the Sonderwunsch program extend personalization possibilities further, including one-off designs.

Additional technology includes a voice assistant capable of managing comfort settings, navigation, and media playback through natural language commands. Streaming and gaming functions are integrated into the infotainment system, with configurable widgets and color themes available across the digital surfaces.

Porsche states that the Cayenne Electric aims to balance physical controls with digital interfaces in its design.