Next-generation 911 GT2 RS is rumored to be equipped with hybrid technology developed for Porsche’s Le Mans cars car auto cars
– were covered over, but now they’re fully exposed, and a GT2 RS would definitely need that supply of cold air, especially at the Nurburgring.
It’s also now wearing the roof vanes and hood vent aero trim that is present on the showroom GT3 RS but were missing from this car 19 months ago, though all of the other aero bits are still either covered over, crudely obscured, or missing, like the fins that should be behind each rear wheel.But that’s not all about the rear of this prototype that’s intriguing.
Transforming the old GT3 into a GT2 wouldn’t be a quick job if rumors of the new GT2’s powertrain are to be believed. recently reported that the next GT2 would adopt hybrid technology developed for Porsche’s 919 and 963 Le Mans endurance racers and would deliver upwards of 700 hp to the rear wheels through a compulsory PDK dual-clutch transmission.
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