Porsche India Launches Cayenne Diesel Platinum Edition

Porsche India, a division of Volkswagen Group Sales India Pvt Ltd, has launched the Cayenne Diesel Platinum Edition. The variant gets exterior design features in Platinum Silver along with a range of advanced standard provisions. The Cayenne Diesel Platinum Edition is powered by a 3.0-litre V6 turbo-diesel engine that delivers an impressive 245bhp.
Standard features offered with the new model include a Sport Design steering wheel with paddle shifters, 19-inch Cayenne Design II wheels with coloured crest, Power Steering Plus and the Porsche Communication Management (PCM) that incorporates a navigation module.

Commenting on the new model, Anil Reddi, Director, Porsche India, said, "The SUV market continues to grow in India and the Porsche Cayenne has experienced positive demand year on year. With many of the most requested options now available as standard, I have no doubt that our customers will enjoy the enhanced driving experience and further accentuated look of the new Cayenne Diesel Platinum Edition."
Accents painted in Platinum Silver Metallic include the centre and side air intake grills, the side window trim, the rear spoiler lip and the lower tailgate trim. While the Black and White paint finish is a standard offering, Meteor Grey Metallic, Jet Black Metallic and Mahogany Metallic are available as additional colour options. Porsche is also offering the Carrara White Metallic paint finish exclusively for this Cayenne edition.
Another offering exclusive to the Cayenne Platinum Edition is the Black Luxor Beige two-tone partial leather interiors. Headrests embossed with the Porsche crest, floor mats and stainless steel front-door entry guards with the 'Platinum Edition' script sum up the car's interiors.
The basic ex-showroom prices are as follows:
Cayenne Diesel Platinum Edition (Delhi) - Rs 86.5 Lakh
Cayenne Diesel Platinum Edition (Maharashtra) - Rs 84.93 Lakh
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