- Vehicle Specification
| MODEL | PORSCHE Macan |
| Energy Type | Gasoline |
| Driving Mode | AWD |
| Engine | 2.0T/2.9t |
| Length*Width*Height(mm) | 4726x1922x1621 |
| Number of Doors | 5 |
| Number of Seats | 5 |
The Macan swims in a crowded pool. It’s up against the likes of the Jaguar F-Pace and Range Rover Velar, along with other German rivals such as the Audi Q5, BMW X3 and X4, and Mercedes GLC. Meanwhile, the Lexus NX features impressive on-board technology, and the Alfa Romeo Stelvio Quadrifoglio and Maserati Grecale offer buyers their own stylish take on what a premium SUV is all about. The most recent round of updates in 2021 saw the flagship Macan Turbo axed, subtle power increases for the rest of the range and a few exterior details freshened up. Porsche’s baby SUV got a new front bumper and rear diffuser, standard Sport Design door mirrors, Porsche's LED Dynamic Light System, along with new wheel designs and fresh paint options. Inside the cabin, haptic touch surfaces replaced buttons, while the infotainment touchscreen grew substantially and now features the latest user interface. The Macan lineup now consists of four models: the standard Macan, Macan T, Macan S and top-of-the-range Macan GTS. The base model and Macan T are powered by a 261bhp version of the same 2.0-litre turbocharged four-cylinder petrol engine, while the Macan S uses Porsche’s in-house 2.9-litre hot-V (which denotes that the two turbochargers live within the ‘V’ of the engine) V6 petrol unit packing 375bhp. The top-spec GTS model uses the same V6 but produces 434bhp – 69bhp less than the BMW X3 M and X4 M. Both engines are connected to a seven-speed PDK auto gearbox and four-wheel drive as standard.