It’s been a few months since we saw the Porsche 911 Targa GTS in development, but these new shots got a test on a snow road. This one has no camouflage to hide the body.
The GTS will be between the S and GT3 grades of the 911. Current details are not yet available, but judging by the previous generation, you would expect the power output to be slightly higher than the S model. Features that are usually options such as the Sport Chrono package, the sports exhaust system and other performance-oriented items will probably be standard on this model.
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Compared to the earlier espionage shots, this GTS eventually carries a matching set of wheels. The design has the same design as the Turbo S which consists of five pairs of spokes. In this case, they are completely black, rather than having a modified face on the existing version.
Our spy notices something particularly interesting about this car. Porsche hides the dashboard in fabric, and this leads the photographer to believe that the engineers are going to test the refreshed version of the 992 generation 911.. The cabin is harder to capture on photos, so the business can more easily hide things from prying eyes. .
However, the new 911 GTS and the refresh for the model are not going to debut at the same time. This sporty model will premiere later this year and will be available throughout the 911 range.
Meanwhile, the refreshment for the 992 generation is further away and is unlikely to start until 2021. The company’s usual recipe for these updates is to keep the design adjustments small, and often only the people familiar with the previous look can easily discern the difference. Slight power upgrades are also possible.
