What is the name of Porsche's first SUV?

Porsche’s first SUV was the Porsche Cayenne.

The Cayenne entered production in 2002 as Porsche’s first modern sport-utility vehicle and first production vehicle with four doors. It was a major strategic change for a company best known for two-door sports cars, but its performance-focused engineering helped make the SUV commercially successful. The first generation is commonly identified by Porsche’s internal code 9PA, or E1.

Porsche developed the Cayenne jointly with Volkswagen. It shared its platform and much of its underlying structure with the Volkswagen Touareg and Audi Q7, although Porsche gave the Cayenne its own engines, styling, suspension tuning, and performance character. Early versions included the V8-powered Cayenne S and Cayenne Turbo, alongside a less powerful VR6 model.

The Cayenne is sometimes confused with the smaller Porsche Macan, but the Macan arrived later, in 2014. The Cayman is a sports-car model, and the Panamera is a four-door grand tourer. Porsche had built off-road tractors decades earlier, but the Cayenne is the accepted answer for its first production SUV.