Porsche Macan 4 Electric
£64,995
- Make
- Porsche
- Model
- Macan
- Year
- 2024
- Mileage
- 4,000 mi
- Fuel
- Electric
- Transmission
- Auto
- Body
- SUV
- Colour
- Black
Overview
Experience premium electric performance with this 2024 Porsche Macan Electric SUV. With just 4,000 miles on the odometer, this near-new vehicle delivers the sophisticated engineering and dynamic handling Porsche is renowned for, now powered by advanced electric technology. The sleek black exterior presents a striking presence, while the automatic transmission ensures smooth, effortless driving. Ideal for drivers seeking luxury, environmental responsibility, and cutting-edge innovation in a practical SUV package. A rare opportunity to own a current-generation Macan EV with minimal use.
Key Features
- ✓Year: 2024
- ✓Make: Porsche
- ✓Model: Macan
- ✓Body Style: SUV
- ✓Prestige: Prestige
- ✓Mileage: 4000 mi
- ✓Transmission: Auto
- ✓Drivetrain: 4WD
- ✓Fuel Type: Electric
- ✓Exterior Color: Black
About the Porsche Macan
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The Porsche Macan is a compact luxury SUV that positions itself at the premium end of the segment, competing with vehicles like the BMW X3 and Mercedes-GLC. It appeals to buyers seeking sports car performance and handling in an SUV format, with Porsche's engineering heritage evident in its responsive steering and agile dynamics. Two generations have been sold in the UK and Europe: the original (2014–2021) and the current generation (2021 onwards). The Macan distinguishes itself through sharp design, a driver-focused interior, and available turbocharged engines that deliver strong acceleration. It prioritizes driving engagement over maximum interior space, making it less practical than some rivals but more rewarding to drive.
Pros
- +Excellent handling and responsive steering
- +Strong engine performance across range
- +Quality interior materials and design
- +Good infotainment and technology
- +Strong resale value and desirability
Watch out for
- −Limited rear seat and boot space
- −Premium pricing versus competitors
- −Fuel consumption higher than some rivals
Common issues
- !DSG gearbox software issues on early models
- !Occasional carbon buildup on turbocharged engines
