The new Porsche 911 Carrera is extending its position as the best in its class in terms of performance and efficiency. Advanced development of the flat engines into turbocharged units has given the world's best-selling sports car a boost in power along with significantly improved fuel economy. On its exterior, the 911 Carrera impresses with an evolutionary yet further sharpened design, while inside it features the new Porsche Communication Management (PCM) system for the first time with improved connectivity and real-time traffic information.

The 911 Carrera has been one of the world's best-selling sports cars for decades. Now the new generation has arrived to further extend this lead. The new 911 is exceedingly well equipped to do this with innovative turbocharged flat engines, an advanced chassis that offers an even greater spread between performance and comfort and a new infotainment system.

Familiar – and yet different: The new 911 Carrera exhibits a further sharpened design. The basic theme: precision. The more pronounced arrow shape of the nose emphasises typical Porsche dynamism at the front end. Inspired by an aircraft wing, the sculpturally formed profile of the front spoiler extends over the entire vehicle width.

The 911 Carrera traditionally stands for unadulterated sporty driving pleasure, but with a high level of shifting comfort. Therefore, Porsche developed a two-disc clutch for the new generation of engines. It enables comfortable actuation forces despite the high torques of the new turbocharged engines that are being transmitted.

The 911 Carrera is the original all-round sports car, and for over five decades it has been the reference for driving dynamics. With each new generation, Porsche further increases the spread between everyday comfort and circuit track performance.

A standard feature of the new 911 Carrera models is the newly developed Porsche Communication Management System (PCM) with online navigation, a seven-inch multi-touch screen and voice control. Users can operate the PCM with multi- touch gestures, similar to those used with smartphones. User handwriting inputs are possible, for instance.