2027 Porsche 911 GT2 RS Prototype Spotted During Testing Phase
Porsche enthusiasts, get ready for the next generation of the ultimate 911 – the GT2 RS. Recent spy shots have captured a test mule being used to develop the mechanical package for the highly anticipated model, giving us a glimpse into what’s to come.
The unmistakable sound of a turbocharged engine can be heard in the video footage, hinting at a power upgrade from the previous model. The GT2 RS is known for its turbocharged engine, delivering even more power than the Turbo S and sending it all to the rear wheels, earning it the nickname “Widowmaker.”
A unique detail on the prototype, the “Wolfman” script on the rear window, follows Porsche’s tradition of giving call signs to GT range prototypes. This signals that the GT2 RS is in the works and is set to make a grand entrance towards the end of the 911’s current lifecycle.
Speculations suggest that the new GT2 RS could pack close to 1,000 hp, possibly incorporating some form of electrification for added performance. With rumors of a cooling system that utilizes air generated by an electrified turbo, Porsche is pushing the boundaries of innovation in the new model.
Combining cutting-edge aerodynamics with the latest technology, the 2027 Porsche 911 GT2 RS has the potential to break records at the Nürburgring, surpassing the current lap time set by the Mercedes-Benz AMG One hypercar. With updates expected as development progresses, the automotive world is eagerly awaiting the official debut of this high-performance machine.
