Porsche’s 911 for the 2026–2027 model range updates the icon with a new infotainment generation and lightweight T‑Hybrid performance technology that powers both the high‑performance GTS and the range‑topping Turbo S (711 PS system output). This relaunch keeps the classic flat‑six character while adding hybrid assistance, new curved displays and faster, AI‑enhanced software across the range.
Key facts at a glance
- Status: on‑sale (2026–2027 current model range).
- World premieres: May 28, 2024 (new 911 relaunch); Sept 7, 2025 (911 Turbo S world premiere).
- Market launch / order start in Germany & Austria: not yet announced.
- German prices (selected): 911 Carrera €137,800; 911 Turbo S €271,000 (incl. VAT).
- Austrian prices (selected): 911 Carrera €177,913.12; 911 GT3 €305,907.25 (incl. VAT & NoVA).
- Powertrains: petrol twin‑turbo flat‑six, naturally aspirated GT3, and T‑Hybrid performance hybrids (GTS/Turbo S).
- Production: Stuttgart‑Zuffenhausen (Porsche AG).
Powertrains & key specs
| Version | Type | Engine / hybrid hardware | Power | WLTP combined / consumption | 0–100 km/h |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Carrera (base) | Petrol (twin‑turbo flat‑six) | 3.0‑litre twin‑turbo boxer engine (lightly revised) | 290 kW / 394 PS | WLTP combined: 10.4–9.9 l/100 km | 4.1 s (coupe) |
| Carrera S | Petrol (twin‑turbo flat‑six) | 3.0‑litre twin‑turbo boxer engine (upgraded tune) | 353 kW / 480 PS | WLTP combined: 10.5–10.3 l/100 km (Cabriolet figures shown) | 3.7 s (Cabriolet shown) |
| Carrera GTS (T‑Hybrid) | Performance hybrid (T‑Hybrid) | New 3.6‑litre boxer + compact high‑voltage unit, eTurbo and integrated e‑motor in PDK | 398 kW / 541 PS (system) | WLTP combined: 10.6–10.1 l/100 km | 3.0 s (GTS Coupé, Porsche press kit) |
| 911 GT3 | Petrol (naturally aspirated) | 4.0‑litre naturally aspirated boxer engine | 375 kW / 510 PS | WLTP combined: 13.8–13.7 l/100 km | 3.4 s |
| 911 Turbo S (T‑Hybrid top model) | Performance hybrid (T‑Hybrid) - twin eTurbo | 3.6‑litre boxer + two electric exhaust‑gas turbochargers, integrated PDK e‑motor, compact HV battery | 523 kW / 711 PS (system) | WLTP combined: 11.7–11.5 l/100 km (coupe) | 2.5 s (coupe) |
Design and interior
The 911 retains its characteristic silhouette with refreshed exterior and interior details across the range. Porsche has added new curved displays and updated standard equipment while keeping model‑specific cues for Carrera, GTS, GT3 and Turbo S variants.
Technology and drive
Porsche Digital Interaction is the new PCM generation in the 911, offering up to five times more computing power, a consistent UX across Porsche models, AI‑powered Voice Pilot, Apple Music support and over‑the‑air updates. On the drivetrain side the T‑Hybrid system marries a lightweight high‑voltage unit and electric exhaust turbo technology to improved 3.6‑litre boxer engines for stronger on‑track and everyday performance.
Prices and market launch (Germany & Austria)
Selected official prices are published for Germany and Austria (incl. VAT and, in Austria, NoVA). Market‑launch and order‑start dates for Germany and Austria are not yet announced by Porsche.
- Germany (selected official prices, incl. VAT): 911 Carrera (base, coupe) €137,800; Carrera Cabriolet €152,000; Carrera S Cabriolet €170,700; Carrera GTS €191,300; 911 Turbo S (coupe) €271,000; Turbo S Cabriolet €285,200.
- Austria (selected official prices, incl. VAT & NoVA): 911 Carrera (base) €177,913.12; Carrera S €202,743.52; Carrera GTS €228,444.70; 911 GT3 €305,907.25.
Competitors
In Germany and Austria the 911 competes with premium sports cars such as the Audi R8, Aston Martin Vantage/DB12, BMW M8 and higher‑performance BMW M models. For the Turbo S and other high‑end 911s Porsche also faces Ferrari, McLaren and other exotic marques in the top performance bracket.
Frequently asked questions
When does the Porsche 911 come out?
World premieres have already taken place (May 28, 2024; Sept 7, 2025 for Turbo S), but Porsche has not yet announced specific market‑launch or order‑start dates for Germany and Austria.
How much does the Porsche 911 cost?
Official German prices include: 911 Carrera from €137,800; 911 Turbo S from €271,000 (incl. VAT). Austrian prices include NoVA and VAT; e.g. Carrera from €177,913.12 and GT3 €305,907.25.
What powertrains are available for the 911?
The range includes twin‑turbo petrol flat‑six engines, a naturally aspirated GT3 4.0‑litre, and T‑Hybrid performance hybrids for the GTS and Turbo S featuring a 3.6‑litre boxer plus hybrid hardware.
What performance figures does the 911 have?
Performance varies by model: Carrera coupe 0–100 km/h in 4.1 s; Carrera S around 3.7–3.7 s (Cabriolet figures shown); GTS 3.0 s (Coupé); GT3 3.4 s; Turbo S 2.5 s (coupe).
What is the fuel consumption / WLTP range?
WLTP combined consumption figures vary by model: roughly 9.9–13.8 l/100 km depending on version (examples: Carrera 10.4–9.9 l/100 km; Turbo S 11.7–11.5 l/100 km; GT3 13.8–13.7 l/100 km).
Where is the Porsche 911 built?
The 911 is produced in Stuttgart‑Zuffenhausen (Porsche AG).
What’s new for 2026 in the 911?
Key updates include the Porsche Digital Interaction PCM generation with higher compute power and AI voice pilot, and expanded use of T‑Hybrid performance hybrid technology culminating in the 711 PS Turbo S.
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Status: 2026-11-06. This page is updated as soon as the manufacturer publishes new information.
