Daljinder Nagra

Porsche’s largest SUV has undergone an extensive mid-life facelift, with new engines and a heavily revised interior. We reveal our first impressions. Note that this review is based on our initial drive of the Porsche Cayenne 2023 facelift. Our full review and verdict (complete with the car's overall score, plus scores for safety, reliability and more) will be available to Which? members once all our extensive lab and road tests are complete. Looking for a capacious car?

Despite a turbulent few years for the car industry, the situation for both manufacturers and buyers is slowly returning to relative normality. Lead times on new vehicle orders are typically down to a few months (rather than over a year for some cars badly affected by pandemic related parts shortages), and restrictions on the availability of optional extras is easing.

The cost of charging an electric car at home will go up from 1 January 2024, following Ofgem’s announcement that the energy price cap will rise by 5%. The price cap, which applies to variable energy tariffs and limits the price of a single unit of energy, had gone down in October this year. However, it has now has been revised upwards for the forthcoming quarter, with rising wholesale energy costs and market instability blamed.