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Porsche 911 Challenge

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Easy to drive. Challenging to master.

Everybody, no matter what their hobbies are, loves a challenge. We love finding ways to push ourselves forward and making ourselves better. If you're reading this, you're probably an avid driver and we love that. But now it's time to take things a step further.

The new 911 Challenge is your first step into the world of racing – a bespoke track-only car built to grow with you as you do. It's the ideal way to take your racing ambitions to the next level. Are you ready to accept the challenge?

Technical Specs

Performance in numbers

Engine

Water-cooled six-cylinder boxer engine

Displacement

3,996 cm³

Performance

379 kW (515 hp)

Gears

7-speed Porsche Doppelkupplung (PDK I) gearbox

Weight

1450 kg

Drive line

Rear-wheel drive

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For enquiries about the 911 Challenge, please use the following link: Registration of Interest

Own the space, own the challenge.

The cockpit of the 911 Challenge brings together the confidence you know from the road-going GT cars with everything you need on track. Familiar ergonomics, motorsportfocused controls, an interior built with purpose. Mode switches put you in direct control of the systems that matter: Porsche Torque Vectoring Plus (PTV Plus), ABS, Traction Control, ESC and brake bias, all adjustable. The standout? PTV Plus. This electronically controlled differential gives you exceptional adjustability, so you get more confidence and more performance, lap after lap. Because confidence doesn't come from complexity. It comes from knowing exactly what your car is telling you. You'll settle in fast, and from the first second, your focus is on one thing: performance.

Built to be handled, not tamed.

When you're behind the wheel of the 911 Challenge, you can't be complacent. This is a car that really needs to be driven. It's not a tool for a Sunday cruise. It's a racecar that will take time to master. But that makes the challenge all the sweeter. At the heart of the 911 Challenge lies a naturally aspirated 4.0-litre flat-six producing 515 hp. Responsive, predictable, unmistakably Porsche. An engine with a very direct power output, so you just have to keep at it, lap after lap after lap. Because when you've dialed in your power delivery and understand how the engine reacts, the satisfaction will make you beam with pride.

How fast can you get through the gears?

Every gear shift is a decision. Make it too early, and you lose the drive out of the corner. Too late, and you're fighting the engine instead of using it. The motorsport-derived 7-speed PDK transmission, with short gear ratios from the 911 GT3, doesn't forgive hesitation. It rewards precision. Shift after shift, corner after corner, you'll start to feel it: where to brake, where to turn in, where to get back on the power. That's not something you learn once. That's something you chase, lap after lap.

As bold as ever.

This is a track-focused machine. Every detail here has one job: performance. From the motorsport-specific bodywork to the rear wing and every functional aero element, nothing here is just for show. The lines of the 911 Challenge tell a very clear story. When you see one, you know instantly that it's a 911. Whether it's coming up behind you or sitting in the garage, it's clear. This is a shape that turns tradition into advantage. Not a car blending into a range, but a sharpened version of an already iconic car, ready to challenge the rules instead of following them.

Spotlight on the 911 Challenge

Easy to drive, challenging to master.

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* All new vehicles offered by Porsche are type-approved according to WLTP. Official NEDC values derived from WLTP values are no longer available for new vehicles as of 1 January 2023 and can therefore not be provided.

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