2023 Cayenne Coupe Safety

Local authorities have yet to review the Cayenne Coupe for crashworthiness. The folks over the pond (EuroNCAP) gave the regular Cayenne SUV a five-star rating, but their crash tests are not as comprehensive as American tests. At least it gives us an indication of the basic safety level, and we have no doubt that all configurations of the Cayenne Coupe will keep its occupants safe in the event of a crash.

2023 Cayenne Coupe Key Safety Features

The new Cayenne Coupe comes standard with ten airbags. The suite includes dual front, dual front knee, front side, rear side, and curtain airbags. ABS, traction and stability control, a rearview camera, front/rear parking sensors, and forward-collision warning with autonomous braking are all also standard. Unfortunately, every other driver-assist technology costs extra.

These include adaptive cruise control, a head-up display, a surround-view camera, night vision, lane-keep assist, traffic-sign recognition, remote park assist, and lane-change assist.

2023 Cayenne Coupe Reliability

According to J.D. Power, the most recent Cayenne Coupe model to be evaluated had a quality and reliability rating of 79 out of 100. The 2023 Porsche Cayenne Coupe had not been recalled for any issues at the time of writing, so we hope that this doesn't change. The 2022 Cayenne Coupe was recall-free, but the 2021 model was recalled four couple of times. Problems included rear axle lock nuts that may break, a missing seat heater that could prevent deployment of the airbag in a crash, and a steering column that could detach. Finally, the 2021 GTS was affected by a recall for an engine cylinder-bore surface that could develop cracks.

All Cayennes are covered by a four-year/50,000-mile basic and powertrain warranty. As a bonus, Porsche includes a one-year/10,000-mile maintenance plan. At least the first service is covered by Porsche.

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