Each Cayenne model, a SUV worth about 70,000 euros, is equipped with a siren which Porsche says can be better heard by drivers and pedestrians and clears the roads faster.
“It was a difficult process; the interior had to be completely changed,” Porsche spokesman Heiner von der Laden said Wednesday.
“We had to equip a standard model with ECG, defibrillator, oxygen supply and other medical apparatus.”
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