Porsche expands the 911 catalog with three new all-wheel drive versions.

Porsche has renewed the range of its iconic 911 with the arrival of three new Carrera 4S versions, all equipped with all-wheel drive. These new variants –Coupé, Cabriolet and Targa– represent an important step for those seeking greater safety and stability, especially in adverse weather conditions. Furthermore, with them, the Stuttgart-based manufacturer gives a boost to sales and the brand image of one of the most iconic models in its catalog. Especially now that its SUVs are shining even more brightly…

The premiere is marked by the 60th anniversary of the 911 Targa, a model that has reinvented itself since its debut in 1965 and maintains its unique character within the 911 family. With these launches, the range of all-wheel drive versions has expanded significantly. The goal is to add six different options For drivers who value maximum control on any surface. Take note, because if you want one, we'll tell you all its secrets, including its price...

More powerful engine and improved all-wheel drive…

The Carrera 4S versions incorporate the 3.0-litre six-cylinder biturbo boxer engine revised, which now delivers 480 CV (353 kW), which is 30 hp more than the previous generation. This increase has been achieved thanks to the integration of a newly designed intercooler, inherited from the 911 Turbo, optimizing the cooling and overall performance of the engine. As for the gearbox, the heart of these new variants is completed with a eight-speed PDK dual-clutch automatic transmission.

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With her the Porsche 911 Carrera 4S Coupé reaches 100 km/h in just 3,3 seconds if equipped with the Sport Chrono package, and a top speed of 308 km/h. Engine torque delivery is prioritized primarily to the rear axle to preserve the characteristic 911 driving experience. Although the Porsche Traction Management (PTM) system can transfer power to the front axle if necessary, optimizing stability in real time.

The Porsche 911 Targa celebrates six decades of evolution and unique style…

Meanwhile The Porsche 911 Targa celebrates 60 years of history and remains one of the firm's most recognizable models. Since the 1965 Frankfurt Motor Show, where it debuted as a safe alternative to convertibles, the Targa has adapted its design to incorporate, since 2014, a automatic retractable roof which transforms the car between a coupé and a convertible in just 19 seconds using a choreographed mechanism.

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Among the identifying marks that have been preserved, the most notable is the wide roll bar and wraparound rear window, as well as the option to choose the roof in different colors: black, blue, red, and brown. The Targa is sold exclusively with all-wheel drive, a feature that reinforces its versatility and appeal to discerning drivers.

Advanced standard equipment and tailor-made options…

The new Carrera 4S versions They incorporate a significantly superior equipment package than their predecessors. As standard, they have 20″ Carrera S wheels at the front and 21″ at the rear, Porsche Torque Vectoring Plus (PTV+), sports exhaust system, high-performance brakes inherited from the GTS (408 mm discs on the front axle and 380 mm on the rear), and in the case of the Targa 4S, rear wheel steering from the factory.

The cabin protrudes from the leather package, rear seats in Cabriolet and Targa (optional at no cost in the Coupé), Matrix LED headlights y wireless charging for phonesOther highlights include illuminated power-folding exterior mirrors, Light Design system, auto-dimming mirrors, integrated rain sensor, and active lane departure warning. Additionally, Porsche offers a wide range of customizations, encompassing colors, fine materials, high-fidelity sound systems, advanced driving assistants, and different roof and interior finish alternatives.

Prices and availability…

In Spain the official prices for these versions they are set at the following amounts: 911 4S Carrera Coupe from €188.083, Convertible from €204.122, and 4S license plate starting at €206.201. Orders can be placed now, with the first deliveries expected by the end of 2025 depending on the market. With the expansion, Porsche 911 strengthens its range for those who demand performance, a high degree of individualization and technology, keeping its hallmarks alive after more than six decades on the road.