Porsche's plans for an electrified SUV lineup will come to fruition this year with the debut of the new, and electric, Porsche Cayenne. The model will join the Macan EV as the brand's second electric SUV.

The Porsche Cayenne electric was first announced two years ago. While the carmaker has already launched the Macan EV since then, the Cayenne EV will arrive near the end of 2025. CEO Oliver Blume confirmed

Porsche has confirmed the electric Cayenne will make its debut toward the end of 2025.The announcement came from CEO Oliver Blume during Porsche's year-end financial Q&A session.

Volkswagen Group and Porsche CEO Oliver Blume revealed that an all-electric (EV) Porsche Cayenne is in the works. Now, right on schedule, it

That timing would also allow Porsche to follow up the Cayenne Electric with the e718 family, which will eventually replace today's internal combustion Boxster and Cayman lineup. Those models are slated to go out of production in October 2025, so the EV versions might make their debut ths autumn.

The new standalone Porsche SUV model will benefit from "synergies," suggesting a possible collaboration with Audi

Porsche says its lineup could expand to include another SUV by the end of the decade. And no, it's not the Cayenne EV slated to launch later this year. Heck, it won't even be an EV. Surprisingly, for something that hasn't even been officially announced yet,