Text Introduced in August 2017, the third-generation Porsche Cayenne (Porsche E3) turned four this year. An improved version is in the works, and the family will reportedly include a new Porsche Cayenne PHEV variant. Spy photos Motor1 published in May 2021 showed the 2022 Porsche Cayenne featuring different design bits. Sticking to its new-formed traditions, Porsche is disguising Cayenne test mules with masking and faux plastic panels, but changes can be made out with keen eyes. The 2022 Porsche Cayenne appears to have narrower headlamps with slimmer light modules inspired by those of the Taycan. The air intakes look new, and the same goes for the bumper. Changes at the rear will likely be more noticeable, with spy shots revealing the repositioning of the license plate to the portion below the tailgate in style similar to that of the present-day Cayenne Coupe. The new tailgate may carry a cleaner design with fewer cutouts and a smoother surface, and the tail lamps will f...
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