Recently, a set of test spy photos of the new Porsche 911 Safari all-terrain edition was once again exposed on the Internet. This unique cross-border model instantly attracted media attention, and soon the foreign media drew a rendering of the new car based on the relevant information.
From the overall appearance, the new car is not significantly different from the new 911 in design, and the details such as the two-part circular black led headlight group and the front bumper through-type lower grille are not absent. All that is different is the noticeably elevated ground clearance and the additional gray plastic front lip trim, which symbolizes the crossover style, which is more recognizable.
On the side of the body, the unique 911 design of the raised chassis is completely different from the classic low style of the previous German sports car, although the improvement is limited, at best it has reached the level of ordinary cars, but with the additional black plastic side skirt and other cross-border elements, it still has a rather peculiar visual effect, which is unforgettable.
In the rear part, the new car has a more obvious rear bumper part of the crossover, which contrasts sharply with the tail box line of the 911's iconic sports car, and the classic dual exhaust position has also been improved, exuding a unique temperament.
Since it is only an all-terrain version, the new car should not be significantly different from the ordinary version in terms of interior and power, and it is still equipped with a 3.0T horizontal opposed six-cylinder engine-based powertrain, which is matched by an 8-speed PDK transmission, of course, the four-wheel drive system will not be absent. Although this four-wheel drive set does not have much to do with off-road itself, the official should add more driving mode options to maximize the adaptability of complex terrain. According to the current progress, the new car should be officially unveiled within this year, and it is worth looking forward to how it will perform in the future.