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The much awaited Porsche Macan EV has finally made its debut. The first photographs of the all-electric Porsche Macan have surfaced only hours before its formal debut.

Porsche has been teasing us with an all-electric Macan SUV since 2019. Porsche's electric SUV was supposed to premiere last year, but it was delayed due to software concerns.

The Macan EV will be Porsche's second all-electric car, following the Taycan. The new PPE platform, developed in collaboration with Audi, will serve as the foundation for Porsche's electric SUV. The platform will also support the future Q6 e-tron.

Porsche teased the Macan EV on its website earlier this month, stating that it will be formally released on January 25.

We got a better peek at what to expect when new design concepts were published earlier this week. The drawings include a "quintessentially Porsche" design with contemporary components.

Michael Mauer, Porsche's vice president of style, described it as a "trick proposition" that combines the brand's iconic look with innovation.

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Porsche Macan EV prototype testing (Source: Porsche)

Porsche Macan EV revealed after first images leaked

Images of the Porsche Macan EV have leaked online, giving us our first glimpse hours before its formal unveiling.

Leaked pictures of the Porsche Macan EV and Macan Turbo EV emerged on Wednesday, displaying the sleek electric SUV for the first time.

The photographs, submitted to Twitter by user Mike Juergens, depict the upcoming all-electric Porsche models.

According to what is seen, Porsche has stayed true to its heritage with the design, which features a traditional Macan style. Porsche stated that in general, EVs are not distinguished from its gas-powered sports vehicles.

Mauer referred to the new Macan as "very clearly a Porsche - and a Macan." He was not joking.

Porsche claims the electric Macan will be the "sportiest in its segment." This will contain over 600 horsepower, racetrack characteristics, and off-road capabilities. Porsche claims the new Macan's 100 kWh battery can give over 310 miles (500 km) of WLTP range.

We'll hear more about the new Macan EV tomorrow, when Porsche formally launches the car. Please check back for the final information.