Still Top Of The Class

Porsche's 2025 Cayenne gets a sharper look and smarter cabin, while promising the same exhilarating drive that made it the brand's bestseller.

- Words: Weixian Low

THERE'S A REASON the Cayenne has held its title as Porsche's bestselling model for over two decades. And no, it's not just because it looks good parked outside a country club. The Cayenne endures because it consistently delivers on all fronts: style, performance, practicality, and an effortless air of prestige.

That remains true with the 2025 update. The refreshed Cayenne may appear familiar at first glance, but there's substance beneath the subtle design tweaks and clever interior upgrades. While the silhouette is largely unchanged, a new front end, more pronounced wings, slimmer headlights, and a redesigned bonnet lend it a sharper, more assertive road presence. The model I drove wore 20-inch wheels and came standard with black brake calipers and soft-close doors—nothing ostentatious, just the right amount of polish.