2022 Porsche Cayenne vs. 2023 Range Rover

Maybe you’re leaning towards the new Range Rover but, like a lot of smart Eatontown drivers, you like to do your research before making a purchase. How does the new Range Rover compare to competitors like the Porsche Cayenne? Once you’ve compared the Porsche Cayenne vs. Range Rover with our team, we think you’ll agree that the Range Rover wins, hands down!

Porsche Cayenne vs. Range Rover – Off-Road Capabilities

The 2022 Porsche Cayenne is equipped with all-wheel drive, which doesn’t compare to the 4×4 off-roading capabilities of the 2023 Range Rover. The Range Rover also comes equipped with features such as Terrain Response® 2 and All-Terrain Progress Control (ATPC), which allow you to handle any kind of terrain you can find in the Rumson area and beyond.

Porsche Cayenne vs. Range Rover – Features

The 2023 Range Rover is loaded with features that are sure to make your commute safer and more enjoyable. Many of those features can’t be found in the 2022 Porsche Cayenne, or require an upgrade. Here are just some of those features:

• Heated front seats
• Sliding Panoramic roof
• Powered Gesture Tailgate
• Heated leather steering wheel
• 16-way power-adjustable front seats (vs. 8-way in the Porsche)
• Dual touchscreen interface (Touch Pro™ Duo)
• Tri-Zone Automatic Climate Control

Porsche Cayenne vs. Range Rover – Passenger and Cargo Room

The standard wheelbase version of the Range Rover can comfortably seat 5 passengers. But the extended wheelbase version allows for a 3rd row of seats and can accommodate 7 passengers, making it ideal for growing Colts Neck families. The Cayenne doesn’t have an extended wheelbase version and can only seat 5 passengers.

Additionally, you’ll get more cargo room in the Range Rover, regardless of which wheelbase you opt for.

Porsche Cayenne vs. Range Rover – Passenger Capacity / Maximum Cargo Space

• 2023 Range Rover – 5-7 passengers / 83.5 cubic feet (SWB) – 92.8 cubic feet (EWB)
• 2022 Porsche Cayenne – 5 passengers / 60.3 cubic feet

Porsche Cayenne vs. Range Rover – Reliability

Both vehicles have an estimated lifespan of 150,000-200,000 miles when properly maintained, and both are backed up by 4 year/50,000 mile basic warranties. So, this question really boils down to another: which SUV would you rather keep for the long haul? We’d prefer the roomier one with more features.

Check Out the New Range Rover at Land Rover Monmouth

As you can see, the Range Rover stands heads and shoulders above the competition. Why not come to our showroom so you can see for yourself how exceptional this vehicle is? We make it easy to get behind the wheel of one, whether you’re buying or leasing. Do you need more convincing? Check out our other Land Rover comparisons before you drive in from Red Bank.