2024 Porsche Cayenne 3.0L Twin-Turbocharged V6 (340 hp, 9YA) Oil Specifications

Viscosity

0W-20

OEM Spec / API

Porsche C20

Capacity

9.0 quarts

Oil Filter

Porsche 95B115562C

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Your 2024 Porsche Cayenne 3.0L V6 requires 0W-20 full synthetic oil meeting Porsche specification C20 (equivalent to VW 508.00) and ACEA C5. The 2024 Cayenne’s 3.0L twin-turbocharged V6 is equipped with a gasoline particulate filter (GPF) that mandates low-SAPS, ultra-low-viscosity oil — the Porsche C20 specification supersedes the older A40 (0W-40) standard used on pre-GPF variants.

Quick Reference

Specification Value
Viscosity 0W-20
API Rating Porsche C20
ILSAC Rating ACEA C5
Capacity (with filter) 9.0 quarts
Oil Filter Porsche 95B115562C
Normal Interval 10000 miles

Why 0W-20 is Critical for This Engine

The Cayenne’s twin-turbocharged V6 runs two turbochargers fed by a dry-sump-influenced lubrication system that holds 9 quarts. Despite the large oil volume, the engine still requires instant low-viscosity flow at cold start to prime both turbocharger centers simultaneously. Porsche C20 (ACEA C5) mandates low sulfated ash, phosphorus, and sulfur (low-SAPS) chemistry — essential for protecting the GPF from mineral buildup that would otherwise require expensive filter replacement.

Using incorrect oil will:

  • ❌ Rapidly foul the GPF with sulfated ash from high-SAPS oils (e.g., legacy A40 / 0W-40)
  • ❌ Increase unburned hydrocarbon deposits in the combustion chamber
  • ❌ Void Porsche warranty coverage — the C20 specification is mandatory for all GPF-equipped Cayenne variants

Porsche-Approved Oil Brands

  • ✅ Porsche Classic Motor Oil 0W-20 (Porsche C20)

  • ✅ Mobil 1 ESP X3 0W-20 (Porsche C20 / VW 508.00)

  • ✅ Castrol EDGE Professional C5 0W-20

  • ✅ Liqui Moly Top Tec 6200 0W-20 (VW 508.00)

  • ✅ Shell Helix Ultra Professional AF 0W-20

The Porsche C20 approval must appear on the oil container or the manufacturer’s product approval list. Oils only listing Porsche A40 or ACEA A3/B4 are for older, non-GPF Cayenne variants and must not be used in the 2024 model.

Severe Service Check

You need the 5000-mile interval if you:

  • Use the Cayenne for sustained track or spirited driving
  • Tow near the maximum rated trailer weight
  • Drive in sustained high-temperature conditions (ambient above 100°F)
  • Operate in dusty or off-road environments

Installation Details

Drain Plug Torque: 15 ft-lbs

The Cayenne drain plug uses a low torque specification — do not over-tighten or use an impact wrench.

OEM Filter: Porsche 95B115562C

Aftermarket Filters:

  • Mann HU711/51x

  • Mahle OC1091

  • Bosch 0451203154

Pro Tip: The Cayenne holds 9 quarts — add oil slowly in 0.5-quart increments after the initial fill and verify on the Porsche PCM oil level display (found under Car → Vehicle → Service) before finalizing the service.


FAQs

What oil does a 2024 Porsche Cayenne 3.0L V6 take? 0W-20 full synthetic oil meeting Porsche C20 (VW 508.00) and ACEA C5 standards.

How many quarts does it need? 9.0 quarts with a new filter, 8.5 without.

Can I use 0W-40 (Porsche A40) in the 2024 Cayenne? No. The 2024 Cayenne V6 is GPF-equipped and requires Porsche C20 (0W-20, low-SAPS). Using A40 (0W-40, high-SAPS) will foul the particulate filter and cause emissions faults.

Is the 2024 spec different from the 2022 Cayenne? Yes. The 2022 Cayenne used Porsche A40 (0W-40, ACEA A3/B4). The 2024 requires Porsche C20 (0W-20, ACEA C5) due to the mandatory GPF fitment.

How often should I change the oil? Every 10000 miles for normal driving, or 5000 miles for track and severe service. Follow the Porsche PCM service counter.


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Last verified: 2026-05-31 | Source: 2024 Porsche Cayenne Owner’s Manual

Disclaimer: The information on this page is provided for general reference purposes only. Specifications may be outdated or inaccurate. Always verify oil type, capacity, and service intervals in your vehicle's official owner's manual before performing maintenance.