The all-new 2019 Porsche 911 has been spied once again, revealing major portions of its interior and exterior styling.
The most interesting photos from this set are of the inside of the sports car. The new 911 is set to receive a completely redesigned cabin with a different center stack, dashboard and gauge cluster. The prototype pictured here is a PDK-equipped model with a tiny new tab-like gear selector, but don’t worry – the manual will stick around for this next-gen model.
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Expected to introduce a new modular platform and a new range of engines, the eight-generation 911 should drive much different than the current 991-generation car. We also hear that Porsche is working hard on a hybrid 911 that will leverage its electrified powertrain to deliver better performance and fuel economy.
As far as the styling goes, expect the next-gen 911 to look much more futuristic than the 991 car. The biggest change we’ve noticed on early prototypes is the thin, single rear light bar that will replace the traditional dual taillight setup from the current 911.
Look for the 2019 Porsche 911 to make its debut sometime late next year. In the meantime, get acquainted with its updated interior and exterior with the gallery above.
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