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    Upcoming 911 Plug-In Hybrid Could Be the Most Powerful 911 Yet

      700 horsepower may be possible

    The next-generation Porsche 911 will offer a plug-in hybrid variant and comments made the CEO hint it could be the most powerful 911 ever.

    “The 911 plug-in must be a very strong performing car. It will be the most powerful 911 we’ve ever had; 700bhp might be possible," Porsche CEO Oliver Blume told Autocar.

    It should be noted that Porsche already has a 911 that produces 700 horsepower, the GT2 RS. To pull this off, the plug-in hybrid needs a powerful electric motor. Luckily, they have one in the Panamera 4 E-Hybrid which produces 134 horsepower. The gas engine would likely be a turbocharged flat-six. Blume says there would be a button that provides "the electric punch".

    The 911 plug-in would draw on knowledge from the 918 Spyder and Panamera hybrids, but also come with its own set of technologies.

    The plug-in variant is expected to launch “a couple years” after the new 911. Considering the next-generation 992 will be debuting at the Paris Motor Show later this year, expect to see it either 2020 or 2021.

    Source: Autocar

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    Exciting but they must do better than 700BHP. Tesla already has this staked in the ground with their AWD S model. 

    2018 Tesla S P100D 760 HP / 920 Lb-Ft Torque

    2018 Panamera Turbo S E-Hybrid TTV8 / Electric assist = 680 HP / 626 Lb-Ft Torque

    Less just say, that Tesla is the Yard Stick and Porsche has some catching up to do.

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    Do it.

     

     

    On 3/9/2018 at 1:17 PM, dfelt said:

    Exciting but they must do better than 700BHP. Tesla already has this staked in the ground with their AWD S model. 

    2018 Tesla S P100D 760 HP / 920 Lb-Ft Torque

    2018 Panamera Turbo S E-Hybrid TTV8 / Electric assist = 680 HP / 626 Lb-Ft Torque

    Less just say, that Tesla is the Yard Stick and Porsche has some catching up to do.

     

    A 700hp Hybrid 911 will gap a Tesla, lol.

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