Porsche has unveiled the refreshed version of its track-oriented 911 GT3, which now offers the optional Weissach package for the first time. Additionally, a slightly more understated Touring variant is also available.
The 992.2 Porsche 911 GT3 facelift features a number of minor updates that are believed to significantly enhance the driving experience. It is equipped with a 4.0-liter flat-six engine that revs up to 9,000 rpm, generating 502 horsepower sent to the rear wheels. The standard transmission is a 6-speed manual, with an optional 7-speed PDK available.
The updated engine features new throttle bodies, oil coolers, revised cylinder heads, and redesigned camshafts. Additionally, the gearbox has been enhanced with shorter gear ratios. Porsche has also revised the double wishbone suspension on the new GT3, with modifications made to the front to minimize tendency to understeer during braking.
The exterior of the 911 GT3 facelift features subtle revisions, including updated front and rear bumpers with visible carbon fiber elements, a redesigned rear diffuser with a central exhaust, a new engine cover, and a prominent top-mounted rear wing. The Weissach package enhances the vehicle with a carbon fiber roof, new anti-roll bars, drop links, shear panel, end plates, and carbon fiber mirror caps, as well as an option for lightweight magnesium wheels.
Inside, the updated version substitutes a digital instrument console for the previous semi-analog setup. It also offers new carbon bucket seats with removable headrests, while the Touring model provides an option for rear seating.
The 2025 Porsche 911 GT3 facelift is set to launch in the summer, with a starting price of $224,495.
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