Porsche formally announced in Geneva that there will be a full hybrid version that will add to the Cayenne Hybrid, and will mark a new chapter in the philosophy that defines the House Intelligent Performance Porsche. You do not say more, but it is assumed that the new hybrid could be the already announced Panamera.
The engine should be the same as the Cayenne Hybrid, which is the 3-liter V6 paired with a 333-horsepower electric motor to 47 hp. Alongside this new Porsche confirms the presence at the Geneva Motor Show concept RSR 918 hybrids for the track that will make its first appearance in Europe, such as the Cayman R engine with 330 hp and special versions of the 911 Limited Edition Black and Boxster S.
Always about the Panamera, according to rumors the House would be to carry on a long wheelbase version to meet the demands of U.S. and Chinese markets. The pitch of the Panamera is 2920 mm but it seems that the House wants to extend it up to 3048 mm which put the German sedan among the largest four-door market. 
The engine should be the same as the Cayenne Hybrid, which is the 3-liter V6 paired with a 333-horsepower electric motor to 47 hp. Alongside this new Porsche confirms the presence at the Geneva Motor Show concept RSR 918 hybrids for the track that will make its first appearance in Europe, such as the Cayman R engine with 330 hp and special versions of the 911 Limited Edition Black and Boxster S.
Always about the Panamera, according to rumors the House would be to carry on a long wheelbase version to meet the demands of U.S. and Chinese markets. The pitch of the Panamera is 2920 mm but it seems that the House wants to extend it up to 3048 mm which put the German sedan among the largest four-door market.
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