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NEW hybrid Porsche 911 review - Amazingly fast. A little heavier. What's it like - Autocar

NEW hybrid Porsche 911 review - Amazingly fast. A little heavier. What's it like - Autocar

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Rating: 4.0; Vote: 1
This is the revised Porsche 911 GTS, the facelifted variant of the latest 911. The 992. 2 if you're being exact. The biggest news is that the GTS variant is Porsche’s first hybrid 911, badged T-Hybrid, and has received some serious performance enhancements over the earlier GTS. Its engine is now a 3. 6-litre unit, rather than a 3. 0, but that’s only half the story. There is now an electric drive motor in the gearbox to take the total output to 534bhp and 450lb ft, while the turbocharger has an electric motor on it, too, to help it spool faster and reduce lag. It can do 0-62mph in 3. 0sec and has a top speed of 194mph. Its economy is 26. 4mpg and CO2 output 244g/km. Join Matt Prior as he tests the latest 911 on the circuit and on the road.
Date: 2024-07-10

Comments and reviews: 4


Thanks for your honest review Matt. I think I’ll stick with what I have, which is what you guys originally termed the sweet spot, the 992. 1 GTS. Have a lightweight spec on mine and given you are now deeming the base 992. 2 Carrera as the sweet spot then this cements it for me even more.
Plus I wouldn’t want to be a test mule/Guinea pig for this new technology, technology which doesn’t really give any extra fuel economy but just a little extra torque which I don’t need. I already feel my current car is too fast for the road.

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I think I’ll be more interested in a naturally aspirated flat 6 with that supplemental hybrid motor. Peak power at 6500 with redline at 7500 makes me think it won’t be as inspiring to rev out as some Porsches from the past. Will the GT3 be similarly hybridized in its next iteration
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Porsches getting faster but also fatter, more complex. Me not liking the progression. I understand they have to do it based on regulations but it's sad what so many sports cars are becoming
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It sounds more 4 cylinder than flat 6. not to say it doesn't sound good, but you seem to have to really rev it to get the 6 cylinder.
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