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Porsche 911 — price 2026, specs, on-road price & review
The Porsche 911 is sold in India as the 992.2-generation Carrera, Carrera 4 GTS, GT3 and Turbo S, all rear/all-wheel-drive, PDK-automatic, flat-six sports cars. Prices run from the Carrera's ₹2.11 crore to the Turbo S's ₹3.82 crore ex-showroom, with the GTS and Turbo S using Porsche's newer T-Hybrid electric-turbo assistance for combined outputs up to 711 PS.
- Fuel / drive
- Petrol · Petrol (mild hybrid assist, not plug-in)
- 8-speed PDK automatic, RWD · 8-speed PDK automatic, AWD · 7-speed PDK automatic, RWD
- Waiting period
- At least 6 months across Porsche India's…
- as of 30 Sept 2026
- On sale since
- —
- 992.2 (2024– )
Variants & Ex-showroom Prices
Porsche 911 Variants and Prices in India
| Variant | Fuel | Transmission | Ex-showroom (Delhi) |
|---|---|---|---|
| 911 CarreraPetrol · 8-speed PDK automatic, RWD | Petrol | 8-speed PDK automatic, RWD | ₹2.11 crore |
| 911 Carrera 4 GTSPetrol · 8-speed PDK automatic, AWD | Petrol | 8-speed PDK automatic, AWD | ₹2.82 crore |
| 911 GT3Petrol · 7-speed PDK automatic, RWD | Petrol | 7-speed PDK automatic, RWD | ₹3.33 crore |
| 911 Turbo SPetrol · 8-speed PDK automatic, AWD | Petrol | 8-speed PDK automatic, AWD | ₹3.82 crore |
What you actually pay
Porsche 911 On-Road Price in Hyderabad (Estimate)
Indicatively ₹2.55 crore – ₹4.78 crore on-road in Hyderabad for the base to top variant, built from the ex-showroom price plus Telangana life tax, first-year comprehensive insurance, registration and the road-safety cess.
| Component | Base variant | Top variant |
|---|---|---|
| Ex-showroom (Delhi) | ₹2.11 crore | ₹3.82 crore |
| Telangana life tax (18%–21%) | ₹38.03 lakh – ₹44.37 lakh | ₹68.85 lakh – ₹80.32 lakh |
| Insurance, 1st year comprehensive (2.5–4%) | ₹5.28 lakh – ₹8.45 lakh | ₹9.56 lakh – ₹15.30 lakh |
| Registration + ₹5,000 road-safety cess + handling | ~₹6,000 | ~₹6,000 |
| On-road, Hyderabad (indicative) | ₹2.55 crore – ₹2.64 crore | ₹4.61 crore – ₹4.78 crore |
Porsche 911 Mileage (Claimed)
| Powertrain | Fuel | Porsche claimed figure |
|---|---|---|
| 3.0L twin-turbo flat-six (Carrera) | Petrol · 8-speed PDK automatic, RWD | ~9-11 kmpl (ARAI, third-party aggregator figures that vary by source — Porsche India does not publish a mileage figure on its own site) |
Engines, Motors & Gearboxes
911 Powertrain Options
3.0L twin-turbo flat-six (Carrera)
- Fuel
- Petrol
- Displacement
- 2981 cc
- Power
- 394 PS / 290 kW @ 6500 rpm
- Torque
- 450 Nm
- Transmission
- 8-speed PDK automatic, RWD
- Claimed efficiency
- ~9-11 kmpl (ARAI, third-party aggregator figures that vary by source — Porsche India does not publish a mileage figure on its own site)
3.6L twin-turbo flat-six with T-Hybrid electric turbo (Carrera 4 GTS)
- Fuel
- Petrol (mild hybrid assist, not plug-in)
- Displacement
- 3591 cc
- Power
- 541 PS / 398 kW combined @ 6500 rpm
- Transmission
- 8-speed PDK automatic, AWD
4.0L naturally aspirated flat-six (GT3)
- Fuel
- Petrol
- Displacement
- 3996 cc
- Power
- 510 PS / 375 kW @ 8400 rpm
- Torque
- 450 Nm
- Transmission
- 7-speed PDK automatic, RWD
3.6L twin-turbo flat-six with T-Hybrid electric turbo (Turbo S)
- Fuel
- Petrol (mild hybrid assist, not plug-in)
- Displacement
- 3591 cc
- Power
- 711 PS / 523 kW combined @ 6500 rpm
- Transmission
- 8-speed PDK automatic, AWD
Dimensions & Practicality
- Length
- 4519 mm
- Width
- 1852 mm
- Height
- 1298 mm
- Wheelbase
- 2450 mm
- Ground clearance
- 120 mm
- Boot space
- 132 L
- Seating
- 4
Feature List
Porsche 911 Features (from Porsche’s official specification)
Safety
- 6 airbags (driver, passenger, side and curtain)
- Porsche Stability Management (PSM) with ABS and traction control
- Tyre pressure monitoring
- ISOFIX on the rear 2+2 seats (Carrera/GTS only — GT3 is a 2-seater)
- Porsche Side Impact Protection (POSIP)
- Untested by Global NCAP or Bharat NCAP — low-volume CBU sports car, not assessed by either programme
Comfort & Convenience
- 14-way electrically adjustable sports seats (Carrera/GTS)
- Dual-zone automatic climate control
- Comfort access keyless entry
- Front-axle lift system (reduces scrape risk on ramps and speed bumps, optional)
Technology
- Porsche Communication Management (PCM) with wireless Apple CarPlay
- 10.9-inch curved digital driver display
- Porsche Connect app
- Sport Chrono Package with drive-mode dial
- Bose or Burmester surround sound (optional)
Exterior
- Full-LED matrix headlights with PDLS Plus (optional)
- Active rear spoiler (deploys automatically above a set speed)
- Lightweight aluminium doors, bonnet and wings
- 20-/21-inch forged alloy wheels (model-specific)
- GT3 adds a fixed rear wing and track-tuned aerodynamics
Porsche 911 Colours
Black · White · Jet Black Metallic · GT Silver Metallic · Agate Grey Metallic · Vanadium Grey Metallic · Ice Grey Metallic · Guards Red · Carmine Red · Gentian Blue Metallic · Lugano Blue · Cartagena Yellow Metallic (12 options, per Porsche)
911 Waiting Period
Typical across India: At least 6 months across Porsche India's fully-imported range, stretching to around a year for heavily customised orders (as of 30 Sept 2026)
Use the wait well: book your AG1 PPF slot for delivery week so the film goes on before the first stone chip. WhatsApp your expected delivery date.
The Auto Grid Review
Porsche 911 Review: Our Verdict
The 911 is the car every other panel at our Kondapur bay gets compared to, but we film very few of them — this is a handful-a-year nameplate for us, split across Carrera, GTS and the odd GT3 or Turbo S. The front bumper and the long, low nose take the first stone chips on any ORR run, and the aluminium bonnet and wings are easy to dent-correct but need real care during PPF install since the panel gaps are tighter than on any SUV we work on. GT3 owners bring in track-day cars with real front-splitter and rocker-panel damage from kerbs; Carrera and GTS owners are more particular about swirl marks on Guards Red and the darker metallics showing under our inspection lamps. Every 911 that comes in has waited at least six months as a fully-imported car, per Porsche India's own brand-wide guidance, so owners want it protected before the first stone chip, not after.
What we like
- +Among the most complete, best-balanced sports cars sold in India at any price
- +T-Hybrid GTS and Turbo S bring genuine performance gains without losing 911 character
- +GT3's naturally aspirated flat-six and PDK are track-ready yet road-usable
- +Strong residual values within India's small used-911 circle
What we’d change
- –At least a 6-month wait brand-wide as a CBU import, likely longer for GT3 and other low-allocation trims
- –Untested by Global NCAP or Bharat NCAP
- –132-litre front boot only — no usable rear load space
- –Service and parts costs far above any mainstream sports or luxury car
Is the 911 right for you? Seven driver personalities, scored
Find the row that sounds like your driving life — that is the verdict that matters for you.
City Commuter
10–30 km a day through traffic
Light PDK clutch and good visibility make it liveable in traffic, but a 2+2 sports car with a 132-litre boot isn't why anyone buys one for the daily commute.
Highway Cruiser
ORR laps and expressway weekends
Stable at speed, quiet in Normal mode and devastatingly quick in Sport Plus — the 911 is as happy cruising the ORR as it is on a track day.
Family First
Four or five aboard, school runs to road trips
The rear 2+2 seats fit small children at a push on the Carrera/GTS; the GT3 is a strict two-seater. Not a family car by any real measure, and it's untested by NCAP or Bharat NCAP.
Driving Enthusiast
Cares how it steers, not just how it looks
This is the reason the 911 exists — steering feedback, chassis balance and the GT3's naturally aspirated flat-six are as good as anything sold in India.
First-Car Buyer
Budget-conscious and resale-aware
Not a first car on price, insurance, running cost or practicality by any stretch.
Chauffeur-Driven Executive
Judged from the rear seat
A 2+2 sports car isn't a chauffeur-driven executive car; buyers wanting a Porsche for the rear seat look at the Panamera or Cayenne instead.
Weekend Explorer
Ghats, dirt tracks and monsoon roads
Low ground clearance and road-biased tyres rule out anything but a smooth weekend drive — this is a car for good roads, not rough ones.
Paint Protection
PPF for the Porsche 911: What We Install and Why
Where it takes damage
The long, low front bumper and bonnet take the first stone chips on any highway run; tight panel gaps around the aluminium doors and wings demand careful masking; GT3 front splitters and rocker panels take real kerb and speed-bump damage; Guards Red and dark metallics show dealer-prep swirl marks easily.
Our recommendation
AG1 full-front as the baseline on every 911 that comes through our bay, with the GT3's front splitter and rocker panels filmed separately; AG1 Square full-body for Guards Red, Carmine Red and darker metallic cars where any swirl or chip is highly visible.
Coverage
Full front, mirror caps and rocker panels as standard; full body for bright or dark solid/metallic colours and for GT3/Turbo S owners planning track use.
Porsche 911 vs Octavia RS vs Taycan
Cross-shopped against: Porsche Taycan, Mercedes-AMG GT, BMW M8, BMW M4, Aston Martin Vantage, Audi R8, Lamborghini Huracan.
| Model | Segment | Ex-showroom | Fuel | Waiting period | Auto Grid rating |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Porsche 911 | Rear-engined luxury sports car | ₹2.11 crore – ₹3.82 crore | Petrol / Petrol (mild hybrid assist, not plug-in) | At least 6 months across Porsche India's… | 4.6 / 5 |
| Škoda Octavia RS | Performance liftback/sports sedan (CBU import) | ₹56.69 lakh | Petrol | Not applicable in the usual sense — both… | 4.4 / 5 |
| Porsche Taycan | Electric luxury sports sedan | ₹2.01 crore – ₹2.74 crore | Electric | At least 6 months across Porsche India's… | 4.4 / 5 |
FAQs
Porsche 911: Questions Buyers Ask
Porsche's own India configurator lists the 911 from ₹2,11,29,000 (Carrera) to ₹3,82,49,000 (Turbo S) ex-showroom as of 3 November 2026, with the Carrera 4 GTS at ₹2,82,14,000 and the GT3 at ₹3,32,60,000 in between.
Porsche India's Head, Ashutosh Dixit, said on 30 September 2026 that every Porsche sold in India is fully imported and the brand-wide wait is at least six months, stretching to around a year for heavily customised orders — this is brand-wide guidance rather than a 911-specific figure, and low-allocation variants like the GT3 typically run longer than the Carrera.
No. The 911 is a low-volume CBU import and has not been crash-tested by Global NCAP or Bharat NCAP — neither programme rates cars sold in these volumes in India.
The Carrera uses a conventional 3.0-litre twin-turbo flat-six (394 PS). The Carrera 4 GTS and Turbo S both use a newer 3.6-litre twin-turbo flat-six with Porsche's T-Hybrid electric-turbo assistance, producing 541 PS and 711 PS combined respectively. The GT3 is the odd one out — a naturally aspirated, non-hybrid 4.0-litre flat-six built for track use.
It can be, within limits: the Carrera and GTS have usable rear 2+2 seats for occasional use and a front-axle lift option helps with speed bumps and ramps, but the 132-litre front boot and low ground clearance mean it works best as a second or third car rather than an only car.
Yes — the front bumper and bonnet take the first stone chips on Indian roads, and the tight panel gaps need careful masking during install. We run a full-front AG1 film as standard on every 911 at our Kondapur bay, extending to full body for bright colours and track-oriented GT3/Turbo S owners. Message Auto Grid on WhatsApp for a plan for your variant.
Indicatively ₹2.55 crore–₹4.78 crore on-road in Hyderabad: ex-showroom ₹2.11 crore–₹3.82 crore (Delhi, 3 Nov 2026) plus Telangana life tax (18%–21%), first-year insurance and registration. Dealer quotes vary with insurance add-ons and accessories.
Porsche's claimed figures: 3.0L twin-turbo flat-six (Carrera) — ~9-11 kmpl (ARAI, third-party aggregator figures that vary by source — Porsche India does not publish a mileage figure on its own site). Real-world figures depend on traffic, load and driving style.
The top variant is the 911 Turbo S (Petrol, 8-speed PDK automatic, AWD) at ₹3.82 crore ex-showroom Delhi; the base model is the 911 Carrera (Petrol, 8-speed PDK automatic, RWD) at ₹2.11 crore. 4 variants in all, as of 3 Nov 2026.
911: Rear-engined luxury sports car, ₹2.11 crore – ₹3.82 crore ex-showroom, Petrol/Petrol (mild hybrid assist, not plug-in), Auto Grid rating 4.6/5. Octavia RS: Performance liftback/sports sedan (CBU import), ₹56.69 lakh ex-showroom, Petrol, rated 4.4/5. See the Škoda Octavia RS page for its full variant list and our verdict.
911: Rear-engined luxury sports car, ₹2.11 crore – ₹3.82 crore ex-showroom, Petrol/Petrol (mild hybrid assist, not plug-in), Auto Grid rating 4.6/5. Taycan: Electric luxury sports sedan, ₹2.01 crore – ₹2.74 crore ex-showroom, Electric, rated 4.4/5. See the Porsche Taycan page for its full variant list and our verdict.
Ground clearance 120 mm, boot space 132 litres, 4 seats, length 4519 mm (Porsche official specification).
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Sources
- Porsche 911 Models and Configurator — Porsche India · read 3 Nov 2026
- Porsche Model Compare — Porsche (India) · read 3 Nov 2026
- Autocar India — Porsche 911 Carrera specifications and dimensions · read 3 Nov 2026
- Autocar India — Porsche 911: your questions answered (colours, variants) · read 3 Nov 2026
- Financial Express — Porsche India on waiting periods across its imported range (30 Sep 2026) · read 3 Nov 2026