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[http://www.porsche.com/ Porsche] has joined other European automakers and announced plans to build the Cayenne [[Hybrid Cars|Hybrid]]. The [[Hybrid Cars|Hybrid]] version will be built off its current [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Porsche_Cayenne Cayenne]. The possible future addition of the Porsche Cayenne gives the consumer more variety when shopping for a [[Hybrid Cars|Hybrid]]. | [http://www.porsche.com/ Porsche] has joined other European automakers and announced plans to build the Cayenne [[Hybrid Cars|Hybrid]]. The [[Hybrid Cars|Hybrid]] version will be built off its current [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Porsche_Cayenne Cayenne]. The possible future addition of the Porsche Cayenne gives the consumer more variety when shopping for a [[Hybrid Cars|Hybrid]]. | ||
Production of the Cayenne [[Hybrid Cars|Hybrid]] will combine the gasoline with the electric power. Projection is to cut gas mileage by about 15 percent. Porsche is talking about partnering with Volkswagen to build the powertrain, but nothing has been confirmed yet. | Production of the Cayenne [[Hybrid Cars|Hybrid]] will combine the gasoline engine with the electric power. Projection is to cut gas mileage by about 15 percent. Porsche is talking about partnering with Volkswagen to build the powertrain, but nothing has been confirmed yet. | ||
The launch date is expected at the end of this decade. | The launch date is expected at the end of this decade. | ||
Revision as of 15:47, 7 July 2006
Porsche has joined other European automakers and announced plans to build the Cayenne Hybrid. The Hybrid version will be built off its current Cayenne. The possible future addition of the Porsche Cayenne gives the consumer more variety when shopping for a Hybrid.
Production of the Cayenne Hybrid will combine the gasoline engine with the electric power. Projection is to cut gas mileage by about 15 percent. Porsche is talking about partnering with Volkswagen to build the powertrain, but nothing has been confirmed yet.
The launch date is expected at the end of this decade.
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2007 Porsche Cayenne
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