Electric charging of the Cayenne occurs through induction.

The luxury automaker, Porsche, has made a significant stride in electric vehicle technology with the introduction of an inductive charging system on its latest model, the Porsche Cayenne Electric (2026). This contactless charging system operates at 11 kW while the vehicle is stationary, offering a convenient and weatherproof charging solution.

The inductive charging system comes with necessary preparations in the car, costing approximately 200 euros. However, the main components - the receiving module and the floor plate - are more substantial investments. The receiving module is priced around 2000 euros, while the floor plate costs approximately 5000 euros. When combined, the total cost for these components amounts to approximately 7000 euros.

It's worth noting that the overall cost for the necessary preparation, receiving module, and floor plate for the inductive charging system on the Cayenne Electric is approximately 7700 euros. This figure includes the cost of installation and any additional preparations required within the vehicle.

Interested buyers should consider the impact of current gasoline and diesel prices on their decision-making process for new car purchases. Additionally, potential buyers should be aware of the possibility of delivery delays and should familiarise themselves with withdrawal options and rights.

For a closer look at how the wireless charging works with the Cayenne Electric, you can watch a demonstration by Martin Urbanke, an editor at AUTO ZEITUNG, in a video. The system, robust and weatherproof, is a testament to Porsche's commitment to innovative technology and customer convenience.

In the luxury car market, the Porsche Cayenne Electric (2026) is the first to offer inductive charging, setting a new standard in the industry. While the cost may be a consideration for some, the convenience and efficiency of the inductive charging system could prove to be a game-changer for electric vehicle ownership.

As always, it's essential to weigh the pros and cons of private car leasing before making a decision. Consulting the official Porsche website or specialised auto news websites for the latest information on the suppliers of essential components for the Cayenne Electric is recommended. Alternatively, you can also directly contact Porsche or a local dealer for more information.