Recently, overseas media exposed a set of winter road test photos of the new Porsche 911 GT3 RS, which is currently undergoing winter testing in Sweden. It is reported that the new car will use a new aerodynamic suite, and the new car is expected to be officially released and delivered within this year.
In terms of appearance, the vehicle tested did not use heavy camouflage for wrapping, the overall design style can be seen very clearly, the front of the vehicle is likely to use an active aerodynamic system, the two huge openwork ventilation openings on the front trunk cover are particularly conspicuous, and the style of the front surround is roughly the same as that of the 911 GT3, but the details are covered with tape, and the specific style cannot be seen, which is expected to be significantly different from the GT3 model.
The sides of the body as well as the rear are also equipped with new aerodynamic kits, such as the huge wheel arch vents on the front fenders. However, the most eye-catching is the gooseneck spoiler with exaggerated shape and size, according to foreign media reports, this set of spoilers can actively adjust the angle according to the speed of the vehicle to ensure that the vehicle can still ensure sufficient downforce in high-speed driving.
In terms of power, the new car will continue to be equipped with a 4.0-liter naturally aspirated horizontally opposed engine, and the output power is expected to be slightly higher than the 383kW (520 hp) of the previous model, and it is matched with a dual-clutch transmission. Moreover, it is rumored that the top speed of this engine can reach 9500 rpm. (Source: motor1)