BrntRubber

Hi All,
I assuje the 992.2 cant be too fwr away at this point. Does anyone have a rough idea?

Thanks

AlexCeres

Historically they’ve been 4-5 years apart.

market-research

This time it might be longer.

rk-d

Fall 2024 with delivery Q1 2025.

Source: my @ss

ipse dixit

Tomorrow.

white6speed

'24 may be a hybrid

pepinozaur

I was accepted to put a deposit for 992.2tts like 2-3 months after 992'gt3rs, so maybe that would be a good guess... now if rummors are spot on... 3rs to be launched in August 22, and deliveries to take 6-8mo... just do the math... maybe q4 23 or q1 24 to be realistic and keep some error margin

991 gt3rs vs 991.2 tts was like 1y apart or a bit more.. so I would say more q1 24 for 992.2tts... Also I supose they still have a lot of back orders on the actual tts platform to deliver next year.

And yes it will be mild hybrid, not plug-in..

Patton250

When I read the OP‘s question I was happy because I was wondering this myself. As a Porsche newbie I’m really not sure where to look to find this information other than a general Google search.. I fully expected a bunch of lifelong Porsche fan enthusiasts to chime in with at least some promising, somewhat accurate input. That did not happen. Mostly sarcastic remarks. Your post is the only one with some promising information. Thank you.

pepinozaur

More than welcome.

Also maybe worth mentioning, my dealer promised 2year maximum delivery for both.

So that will translate to april or may 2024 as the absolute maximum delivery / validity of our contract... as in any contract, there must be some time left on the table, maybe it will be 3-6 or even 9mo before that, as the war in Ukrayne was already started, I think they have already taken into consideration all possible delays.

Johnauto

So basically model year 2023 is the last year for the ICE only 911 Turbo S? Model year 2024 is hybrid only?