In recent days, Jorge Jesus has again been “caught” by national televisions behind the wheel of his Porsche Cayenne Coupé e-hybrid. Based on what is known of your salary, know how many days the selector would have to work to buy the model currently on sale.
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07/10/2026
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Na time when he makes headlines for the “case” of Cristiano Ronaldo, Jorge Jesus was again filmed by televisions behind the wheel of his Porsche Cayenne Coupé e-hybrid this week.
It's a car we've already told you the details of: a luxury German SUV with capacity for five seats including drivers (optionally can have only four seats). The caveat remains: the top image of the article does not represent the concrete vehicle of the technician, but rather the model – especially because that of Jesus is black.
Propulsion is carried out by a turbocharged V6 engine on petrol 3.0 litres in a plug-in hybrid assembly which also has a battery. The vehicle is 2023, year in which the battery was 25.9 kWh, allowing to travel up to 82 km in fully electric mode.
The 470 hp power set is 650 Nom torque, allowing to accelerate from 0 to 100 km/h in 4.9 seconds, while the maximum speed is 254 km/h. Cayenne Coupé e-hybrid has full traction.
How many days of Jesus' work does this Porsche cost?
After the brief presentations of the car, we return to the question of this title: how many days of work does Jorge Jesus cost the Cayenne Coupé e-hybrid?
According to the Bild newspaper, the coach receives a net annual salary of four million euros. Dividing the value by 365 days of a year, we reach about 10,959 euros per day.
The current version of the model in Portugal is available from the 138,814 euros – not counting optional extras, which the JJ vehicle seems to have (such as the 21 inch RS Spyder rims).
Considering the salary reported by Bild and the current entry price of Porsche Cayenne Coupé e-hybrid, the national selector would have to spend the equivalent, at least, to more than 12 working days – we rounded to 13.
It is good to point out again that these estimates do not concern Jorge Jesus' specific copy, because it is not possible to ascertain what extras may have or how much it cost him at the time of the acquisition, or even whether he was new or second-hand when acquired.