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911 Hybrid Confirmed!

Lancerlot

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The long rumoured 911 Hybrid version has just been confirmed by Porsche boss, Oliver Blume. "We will add a very sporty hybridization to the 911" he said, "so we will have the offer of combustion engine and hybrid in the 911."

No release date has yet been announced, but Porsche has its aim to be 80% electrified by 2030. There's a facelift 992.2 due to be announced later this year as its 2024 MY version, but this will retain the current ICE.

You can see an informative video on the subject here:-

Regards,​
Clive
 
Got a 992.2 turbo S on order, if the hybrid is a available on the turbo S I’ll go for it ??

 

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