The upcoming infotaining of Porsche who will launch next year is faster and more capable than ever
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- The 2026 Cayenne, Panamera, Taycan and 911 will include improved infodivement.
- It is more powerful and responsive, while sporting a new application center and Amazon Alexa.
- Customers will also find Dolby Atmos technology as well as 10 years of Porsche Connect.
Most new cars are many people thought (or accused, depending on where you want) to compare to computers on wheels, and infotainment plays an important role in the experience of a customer. In this spirit, Porsche announces the latest version of their CCP (Porsche Communication Management).
Scheduled in the launch in 2026 Cayenne, Panamera, Taycan and 911, the latest system has greater computing power and improved reactivity. In addition to material improvements, the system benefits from the new Porsche App Center which recently made its debut on Macan Electric. This means that users can easily download popular applications such as Spotify and YouTube.
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Drivers will also find Amazon Alexa, who joins Porsche Voice Pilot as a digital assistant. It works a bit like an Echo device because users can say something in the direction of “Alexa, Play Country Music”. Alexa can also tell you the news and the weather as well as an assortment of other things.
Speaking of music, audiophiles will be delighted with the arrival of Dolby Atmos technology. It can be found in vehicles equipped with high -end and high -end audio systems of Bose and Burmester. Porsche claims that Dolby Atmos “creates a spatial noise experience” for the occupants because “sounds can be placed anywhere around the listener and reproduced with unequaled clarity, depth and precision”.
Finally and above all, Porsche Connect will be standard for 10 years on the above models. This represents an increase of seven years and it offers considerable savings because a subscription currently costs $ 229 per year after a three -year trial.
