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For more than five decades, Porsche has skillfully adapted, modernized, and refined its rear-engine blueprint while always preserving its core identity and signature driving experience. The upcoming 2025 Porsche 911, referred to as 992.2 in Porsche terminology, continues this tradition with subtle styling updates and powertrain enhancements. A major step toward electrification comes with the introduction of the T-Hybrid system in the GTS model. This new setup includes an integrated starter-generator and an electrically assisted turbocharger.

With numerous variants under the 911 nameplate and countless options and upgrades, it can be difficult to keep track of the different models. This article focuses on the “standard” 911, covering the Carrera and GTS models.

What’s New?

The biggest update for the 2025 Porsche 911 is the introduction of the T-Hybrid powertrain in the GTS model. The exterior receives a number of updates, including new bumpers, wheels, lights, mirrors, and aerodynamic elements. The front design features five vertical flaps around the lower front air intake, which can be adjusted to improve brake cooling or redirect air toward the radiators.

Inside, the 992.2 features a fully digital instrument cluster, a first for this model. This innovation may unsettle purists, but it offers modern convenience and a wide range of customization options for occupants.

Pricing and Which Model to Buy

The price of the 2025 Porsche 911 starts at €112,360 and goes up to €173,007, depending on the configuration and model. The new T-Hybrid powertrain makes the GTS version our top pick for 2025. That said, the base 911 Carrera remains the more appealing choice for purists.

Engine, Transmission, and Performance

The twin-turbocharged 3.0-liter six-cylinder engine in the Carrera retains the same displacement, but receives several updates, including the intercooler from the previous GTS and a new turbocharger. Output increases to 388 hp, which is 8 hp more than the 2024 model, reducing the 0–100 km/h acceleration time to 3.9 seconds.

The biggest change for 2025 is the T-Hybrid powertrain in the GTS model. It is based on a 3.6-liter boxer engine and includes an electric turbocharger as well as a powerful electric motor/generator that produces up to 54 hp and 149 Nm of torque. The electric motor shares its housing with the eight-speed PDK transmission and operates on a 400-volt electrical system. Energy is stored in a 1.1-kWh lithium-ion battery, while clever packaging creates space for the hybrid system electronics. The increase in boost pressure from 18.6 to 26.1 psi is supported by an additional 27-hp electric motor mounted directly on the turbocharger.

0–100 km/h Acceleration

Porsche claims that the 0–100 km/h time for the 2025 911 GTS T-Hybrid improves from 3.2 to 2.9 seconds, while top speed increases by 1.6 km/h to 312 km/h.

Interior, Comfort, and Cargo Space

The 2025 911 coupé offers a two-seat configuration, with the 2+2 layout available at no extra cost. The center console now includes a cooled storage compartment for smartphones with wireless charging. The basic interior of the 911 remains largely unchanged, featuring the model’s first-ever push-button start positioned on the left side of the steering wheel, along with a cooled smartphone storage compartment in the center console.

The 2025 Porsche 911 992.2 continues to embody the essence of timeless automotive excellence, combining tradition with modern innovation. Whether you choose the base Carrera model or the hybrid GTS, the new 911 promises a driving experience that remains unmatched in its class.