What's new in the 2021 Porsche 911?
Offered with three turbocharged powertrains and three unique body styles, there is a Porsche 911 for everyone. The new Porsche 911 comes loaded with plenty of technology and performance upgrades putting the 8th generation of this beauty in a class of its own. It is not enough referring to the 2021 Porsche 911 as a sports car; it is a supercar in the very least and the one that we at Euroclassics Porsche recommend for you.
- The Targa model joins the lineup.
- Comfort Access is offered as standard on all trims.
- The Premium package now gets more features.
- A new Python Green exterior color.
- GPS is now available in the front-axle lift system.
Performance
This year, the 911 will have one of the most advanced engines in the entire automobile industry. You will get three powertrain choices, all of which will have twin turbochargers, variable valve tuning, and direct injection. The first option will be a twin-turbocharged flat-6 engine, generating 379 hp and 331 lb-ft of torque. The next option will be a similar engine, except Porsche uses larger turbocharges in place of the regular ones to increase power, and this engine is capable of 443 hp and 390 lb-ft of torque. This engine offers both manual and automatic transmission options. The final option is a larger 3.8-liter twin-turbo flat-6 engine powering the road-tearing Turbo S capable of a massive 640 hp and 590 lb-ft of torque.

Interior
When you have an already working formula in place, you stick to it. For brand loyalists, they may find the interior of the new Porsche 911 familiar with only subtle changes made to improve the interior details. The 2021 911 will have a modern instrument cluster with two digital screens flanking an analog tachometer. The infotainment system will be accessed through a large 10.9-inch touchscreen display. The dash is an excellent blend of sophistication without complication, with plenty of buttons and knobs to compliment the touchscreen controls. For the first time, you get a cup holder at the center console, and just like its predecessors, the new 911 continues to offer seating for four passengers.