Porsche Cayenne for Rent in Jaipur With Driver & Self Drive Facility

Do you want to hire Porsche Cayenne for rent in Jaipur? We have it available right now. Last year at the 2017 Frankfurt Motor Show Porsche Cayenne entered its third generation. Developed ground-up, the new Cayenne got a fresh base, evolutionary design, revamped interior, improved engine and a full new equipment list. The first SUV Porsche releases also marks the first time rear-wheel steering is used. The next gen cayenne seems to have taken up the design language established by its younger brother, the Macan. New and derived from Porsche's new four-point LED trademark are the headlights Bigger air-intake ports on horizontal slats make up the front bumper. Using a sloped D-pillar gives the SUV a sportier posture, and it clearly sharpens the profile. The length comes out to be 4,918 mm, 63 mm longer than the departing model. Now reaching 1,983mm, the breadth has expanded by 44mm. To provide a sportier look, the height has been lowered by 9mm, nevertheless. At 2,895mm the wheelbase stays the same. A new slim LED taillight design runs across the rear and replaces the bulky tail lights at back. Generally speaking, the new Cayenne appears more beautiful, sportier, more proportioned, and sleeker than the departing model. Based on the Volkswagen Group's fresh MLB Evo platform, the next gen cayenne is Alloy, steel, and aluminum makes up the bodyshell. The battery is also really lightweight. The SUV thereby loses 65 kg of weight over the previous model topping the scale at 1985 kg. Inside the interior, everything is fresh with plenty of Panamera influence. The offroader also has the new Porsche Advanced Cockpit connected with the updated dashboard. Additionally dominating the center console is a big 12.3-inch infotainment touchscreen taken from the Panamera. An analogue tachometer flanked by a seven-inch digital screen on each side forms the instrument cluster. The interior filled with all the linked capabilities Porsche has to offer. Along with a lot of driving aids, the boot area now spans 760 liters. Right now, two turbocharged 3.0-liter V6 petrol engines are available under the hood. The 340bhp/450Nm variation powers the regular Cayenne. The Cayenne S features a 2.9-litre turbocharged V6 under the hood in meanwhile. It produces 440bhp and 550Nm, 20bhp more than it did in past years. Sportier ratios in the lower gears and faster reaction times make it an eight-speed Tiptronic S. Though they will soon enter the line-up along with the range-topping performance variations, there are not yet diesel or plug-in hybrid versions. Germany already sees the new Cayenne on sale. Given the SUV's stellar sales record in India, the Stuttgart-based company will introduce the new-gen Cayenne there soon. It will keep challenging the likes of the BMW X5, Mercedes-Benz GLE, Audi Q7 and the recently introduced Range Rover Velar.