Porsche is enhancing its 911 family for 2026, introducing three new all-wheel-drive versions of the Carrera 4S: the coupé, the convertible, and the Targa 4S. These models, positioned just below the GTS variants, effectively double the number of all-wheel-drive options available. In Canada, all-wheel drive is a popular choice among 911 buyers due to its enhanced stability in winter.The Porsche Traction Management (PTM) system maintains a sporty feel with a rear-axle bias, redistributing torque to the front when needed. A double-speed PDK double-clutch transmission with a water-cooled clutch manages the system for optimal efficiency.

Enhanced Performance

The new 911 Carrera 4S models feature a 3.0-liter twin-turbo cylinder engine, now producing 473 horsepower, a 30 hp increase from the previous generation. A redesigned cooling system, inspired by the 911 Turbo, enhances performance. The coupé accelerates from 0 to 100 km/h in just 3.3 seconds with the Chrono Sport package, and reaches a top speed of 308 km/h.

The coupé achieves 0 to 100 km/h in just 3.3 seconds with the Chrono Sport, and the top speed reaches 308 km/h.

Targa Celebrates 60 Years

The 911 Targa celebrates 60 years of innovation, blending coupé and convertible features.Introduced in 1965 to address American market safety concerns, it has evolved into an engineering marvel. As 2014, its roof deploys automatically in 19 seconds.The signature safety arce and rear telescope remain key visual elements,now with four roof color options.

Enhanced Equipment and Personalization

The 2026 models come with more standard equipment, including redesigned 20/21 inch rims, a GTS braking system (red calipers and 408 mm front discs), PTV+, sport exhaust, rear steps (standard on the targa), and a full leather interior.Technology features include matrix headlights, wireless smartphone