Porsche Macan (95B)

The Porsche Macan Type 95B, called H1 inside the company, is the first generation of the Macan, a compact sport utility vehicle from Porsche that was presented on 20 November 2013 and sold from early 2014. It is smaller than the Cayenne and is based on the modular longitudinal platform of the Audi Q5, and every car was built and assembled at the Porsche plant in Leipzig. The working title of the project was Cajun, and the name Macan comes from the Indonesian word for tiger. Legally the car counts as a variant of the Audi Q5 because it takes over that model's type approval. It started with a diesel and two turbocharged petrol V6 engines, with a 2.0 litre four-cylinder added for China and Brazil, and more than 100,000 had been sold by June 2015. Porsche ended this generation in Europe in spring 2024 and replaced it with the all-electric Type XAB.