Whether or not you’re happy with what Porsche have done with the new Cayenne in regards to the redesign, we reckon you’re still curious about more powerful versions coming out in the future.
One such model should be the Cayenne GTS, which in its latest iteration adopted a 3.6-liter twin-turbo V6, pushing down 440 PS (434 HP) and 600 Nm (442 lb-ft) of torque.
The GTS has always stood out thanks to its larger intakes, subtle wheel arch extensions, side skirts, black finishes around the body work, larger wheels as well as a sportier feel inside the cabin.
This render, courtesy of X-Tomi Design, does follow that blueprint to a certain extent, where we see the side skirts, the large black wheels and we see black mirror covers, although the previous Cayenne GTS didn’t have those.
What we don’t see are the black vent surrounds in the front spoiler, which makes this example appear a little bit tamer than what it could have with more blacked-out design elements embedded in the front fascia.
As for how much power a new Cayenne GTS might have, since the 2018 Cayenne S is rated at 440 PS and 550 Nm (405 lb-ft), the GTS version could have anywhere between 20 and 50 extra horses. The old GTS topped its Cayenne S sibling by just 20 HP.
