**Price include Full On the Road costs of £4,850 1st Year VED RFL & £55 DVLA 1st Registration Fee Original factory list price £166,650 New 911 T-Hybrid tech Derived from motorsport, the new T-Hybrid technology combines emotive engine sound with outstanding performance. Available from launch with the 911 GTS models, it is paired with a completely redeveloped 3.6-litre flat six engine, with an electric exhaust turbocharger that ensures faster boost pressure for better acceleration. Like the Porsche 919 Hybrid racing car, energy from the exhaust is converted into electrical energy in recuperation mode. The T-Hybrid’s light and compact 400-volt traction battery has been optimised for maximum performance by storing the energy gained through recuperation when you need a burst of acceleration. Driving dynamics. Rear-axle steering for the new 911 for sharper responses Increased driving stability and better low speed manoeuvrability? Yes, please. Rear-axle steering, included as standard with 911 GTS models, enhances performance and day-to-day usability in equal measure by turning both the front and rear wheels either in the same direction or the opposite direction depending on your speed. It makes manoeuvring at low speeds while turning easier while significantly increasing driving stability at higher speeds. Sitting 10mm lower, PASM (Porsche Active Suspension Management) features a new generation of electronically controlled dampers that increase stability during fast cornering during fast cornering while also improving comfort. New 911 gearbox – designed for faster changes The eight-speed PDK allows extremely fast gear changes . Between first and sixth gears, the PDK is in sports tune for faster responses, while in seventh and eighth gears for efficient overdrive ratios when you’re settled into a cruise. There’s also an electric motor integrated into the PDK gearbox, providing higher torque, even at low speeds, which means there’s no delay when you put your foot down. In Recuperation mode, it works as a dynamo to convert mechanical energy into electrical energy.