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Electric Cayenne models can be charged using induction.

Wirelessly charging electric vehicles is possible, and Porsche showcases this with their 2025 model Cayenne Electric. The video provides an explanation of the process.

Electric charging of the Cayenne model occurs through induction.
Electric charging of the Cayenne model occurs through induction.

Electric Cayenne models can be charged using induction.

The much-anticipated Porsche Cayenne Electric is set to make its debut in 2026, and one of its standout features is the introduction of inductive charging. This innovative technology will make charging the vehicle more convenient for owners.

The Cayenne Electric can be charged inductively, allowing the vehicle to draw power from a charging pad without the need for cables. This contactless charging system works similarly to a smartphone or electric toothbrush, providing a seamless and hassle-free charging experience.

The inductive charging system for the Cayenne Electric will be available from 2026. The cost of the necessary pre-equipment, including the receiving module and base plate, is estimated to be around 7200 euros. The pre-equipment for inductive charging is expected to cost approximately 200 euros, while the base plate is estimated to cost around 5000 euros.

Porsche centers and the Porsche shop online will offer the base plate for purchase starting in 2026. The receiving module, on the other hand, will cost around 2000 euros.

Martin Urbanke, editor of AUTO ZEITUNG, recently demonstrated how easy wireless charging works with the Cayenne Electric in a video. The video showcases the simplicity and efficiency of the inductive charging system, further emphasising the convenience it brings to the table.

While the base plate price for the indirect charging system of the new Porsche Cayenne Electric has not been disclosed yet, it is an exciting addition to the already impressive features of the Cayenne Electric. With its robust and weatherproof plate capable of charging at 11 kW, the Cayenne Electric is set to redefine electric vehicle charging.

As we look forward to the delivery of the Porsche Cayenne Electric in 2026, the introduction of inductive charging is just one of the many reasons to be excited about this upcoming electric vehicle. The rising prices of gasoline and diesel, as well as the growing popularity of leasing a car privately, make the Cayenne Electric an attractive option for those seeking a high-performance, eco-friendly vehicle.

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