Turbo Or Hybrid? How Euro 7 Emissions Could Transform The Next-Gen GT3 - Storyboard
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The 992.2 generation could mark the end of an era for the naturally aspirated engines for the GT3
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Porsche GT boss says the next-gen 911 GT3 may adopt hybrid tech or turbo power
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The Euro 7 emissions standard will kick in from January 1 2025
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The writing is on the wall: 992.2 GT3 packs the same power as the 992.1 GT3
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The 992.2 GT3 has less peak torque than the 992.1 GT3 - 339 vs 346 lb-ft...
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but at least on paper, the new 911 GT3 isn't any slower
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Bugatti Tourbillon may be hinting at a hybrid 911 GT3
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Porsche still remains a majority stakeholder of Bugatti after its acquisition by Rimac from VW
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Other Porsche sports cars are bound to follow
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Turbocharging would compromise the 911 GT3's classic characteristics...
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since turbocharged engines are typically more muffled and have less-immediate response than naturally-aspirated mills
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Hybrids and manual transmissions rarely mix, which begs the question: will the next GT3 come only with the PDK?
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A version of the T-Hybrid powertrain as seen on the GTS, may be the solution, unless...
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Porsche actually makes the six-stroke engine, it recently patented
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Synthetic fuels are another option to comply with stringent emissions regulations, but Porsche is still figuring out the logistics
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The entire season of 8 races of the Porsche Mobil 1 that feature 911 GT3 Cup cars run exclusively on e-fuels
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We have two more years of the normally-aspirated, non-hybrid 911 GT3
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The Porsche 992.2 GT3 may be the last pure, naturally-aspirated track-focused Porsche
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Will this be the end of an epic era of Porsche track weapons?
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