At the upcoming 2025 Munich International Motor Show, Porsche is set to unveil a prototype of its all - electric Cayenne, which sports a dazzling fluorescent paint job. The spotlight will be firmly on the brand's inductive charging technology designed for electric vehicles. This cutting - edge wireless charging system will be available as an optional add - on for the brand - new Porsche Cayenne Electric. The car is slated to make its debut in the second half of 2025 as a 2026 model. In terms of market rollout, the system is expected to hit the European market first, around 2026, and then gradually expand its presence across the globe. The Porsche wireless charging system harnesses the power of electromagnetic induction technology. It can deliver a charging power of up to 11kW, with an efficiency rate of roughly 90%. This performance is on par with that of mainstream home charging stations. For users, the process is incredibly simple. All they need to do is park their vehicle over the charging pad, and the system will automatically start charging. Moreover, they can keep track of the charging status in real - time through a dedicated app.