2025 Porsche 911 Photos

2025 Porsche 911 Exterior Photos

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Even by Porsche's standards, the visual updates to the 2025 Porsche 911 are subtle. This is technically the debut of the "992.2" series, meaning it's the midcycle refresh of the 992 generation that debuted for 2020, but hardly anything has changed from this angle. Squint at the front fascia around the license plate and you'll see some different lines. (Photo: Porsche)

The 2025 Porsche 911 Cabriolet is generally indistinguishable from last year's model despite advancing to the "992.2" sub-generation, but the GTS version shown here — which utilizes the new hybrid powertrain — is easily identifiable by its five vertical louvers on each side of the lower front fascia. (Photo: Porsche)

The GTS variant is the one that gets the 911's new hybrid powertrain for 2025, and it's shown here. The telltale sign is the set of five vertical louvers on either side of the lower front fascia, which open to promote cooling and close (see above) to lower drag and fuel consumption at speed. (Photo: Porsche)

The 2025 Porsche 911 Hybrid is synonymous with the Carrera GTS, as Porsche hasn't added its "T-Hybrid" powertrain magic to any other 911 model yet. See those five vertical flaps below the headlight? There's a matching set on the passenger side, and they're open right now to facilitate cooling. You'll only see them on hybrid-powered 911s. (Photo: Porsche)

Does it look $40k more expensive than last year? Well, surprise! The 2025 Porsche 911 GT3 migrates to the 992.2 platform and gets an eye-watering price bump in the process. At least there's a shorter final-drive ratio now, which should address the 992.1 GT3's disappointingly tall gearing. (Photo: Porsche)

2025 Porsche 911 Interior Photos

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Offered in both coupe and Cabriolet forms, the 2025 Porsche 911 Carrera T is a performance-tuned version of the base 911 Carrera that comes only with a manual transmission, which boasts a nifty walnut shift knob. (Photo: Porsche)