Porsche Centre Doha Chairman and CEO, Salman Al Darwish, Brand Manager at Porsche Centre Doha Ahed Dawood and Porsche Exclusive Personal Design Regional Manager PME, Torsten Horn, were present at the launch event. Qassim Rahamtullah/The Peninsula.
Doha: Porsche Centre Doha introduced three new Porsche models yesterday - the all-new 718 Cayman, Macan with a four-cylinder engine and the Cayenne Platinum Edition. Their arrival concludes an important year for Porsche in the country with continuous additions to the model range.
The 718 Cayman is now stronger and sportier than ever before. The model range features newly turbocharged engines, reworked design and an improved chassis. Meanwhile, the newest addition to Porsche’s compact SUV range is the Macan with a four cylinder engine. As the entry-level model for Porsche in this segment, it boasts the brand’s typical sports car performance. The Cayenne Platinum Edition represents elegance and sophistication, featuring exclusive design elements and an enhanced sporty appearance.
Speaking of the new arrivals, Porsche Centre Doha Chairman and CEO, Salman Al Darwish, said: “Porsche is always at the cutting edge of technological advancement and this instance is no different. We are pleased to be offering our customers the latest models in the Porsche sports car lineage with the addition of the new 718 Cayman, Macan and Cayenne Platinum Edition models. Each model showcases enhanced attributes embedded with the signature Porsche DNA to ensure the sportiest drive in its segment, whilst at the same time offering comfort and exclusivity.”
Merging true sports car performance with everyday drive comfort, the new Macan now features a four-cylinder turbo engine specifically tailored to the vehicle.
Also making its debut at Porsche Centre Doha is the new Cayenne Platinum Edition model – a designation reserved for selected model series that are offered for only a limited time.
Easily recognisable at first glance by its more distinctive sporty appearance, the model features large 20-inch wheels in RS Spyder design, housed in wider wheel arches.
