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Porsche 911 Carrera S 2025 \u2013 A Refreshed Legend<\/h3>\n

For more than half a century I\u2019ve watched the evolution of the 911\u2019s DNA. The latest 2025 iteration of the Porsche 911 Carrera S continues that journey, but with some clear upgrades that make it stand out, even in a line-up as deep as the 911\u2019s. <\/p>\n

According to Porsche\u2019s own UK press release, the 3.0-litre twin-turbo flat-six now produces 353 kW (480 PS).<\/p>\n

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With the \u201c992.2\u201d update (Porsche\u2019s term for the mid-cycle makeover of the 992 generation) the Carrera S gains power, additional standard equipment and sharper handling tweaks.<\/p>\n

That gives motoring enthusiasts plenty to chew on. Let\u2019s go through it in detail, what\u2019s new, what works, what may raise a brow and how it fits into today\u2019s sports-car landscape.<\/p>\n

911 Performance Upgrades: More Power, Same Engine<\/h3>\n
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Porsche retains the familiar 3.0-litre twin-turbo flat-six for the Carrera S, but with significant enhancements.<\/p>\n

The power figure is now 480 hp in UK spec, a gain of around 30 hp over the previous 992.1-generation Carrera S. <\/p>\n

0-62 mph is now quoted at 3.3 seconds, and the top speed remains at 191 mph (306 km\/h) for the rear-wheel-drive coupe. <\/p>\n

Those figures elevate the Carrera S\u2019s credentials. In the review by CityAM<\/em>, the point is made that the S now \u201cmatches\u201d the outgoing GTS\u2019s performance.<\/p>\n

Why is this important? For enthusiasts, incremental gains matter.<\/p>\n

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The sound of the flat-six remains a hallmark of the 911 identity, and Porsche has chosen to refine rather than replace the core engine in this model. The new turbos and improved cooling give a sharper edge without radical departure.<\/p>\n

Chassis, Brakes & Handling<\/h3>\n

Power means little without control and Porsche hasn\u2019t ignored that. The brakes are upgraded: 408 mm front discs paired with 380 mm rears, numbering the \u201csame braking system as the GTS\u201d in some reports.<\/p>\n

Standard fitment of Porsche Torque Vectoring Plus (PTV+) rear-electronic differential lock is part of the package, as is a newly tuned sports exhaust and lowered suspension (10 mm drop) compared to the standard Carrera. <\/p>\n

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In the CityAM<\/em> review the PASM Sport suspension is said to feel \u201ctaut and occasionally jarring\u201d on UK roads which is worth noting. <\/p>\n

For the enthusiast driver, these updates are welcome: improved stopping power, greater precision, and sharper turn-in. But for daily driving, the firmer setup might be less forgiving.<\/p>\n

Styling & Interior: Elegant Evolution<\/h3>\n

Externally the new Carrera S is recognisably a 911 but with subtle refinement. Larger wheels (20\u2033 up front, 21\u2033 rear) fill the arches, new matrix LED headlights are standard, and the bumper design has been tweaked to reflect the performance upgrade. <\/p>\n

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Inside, the model benefits from the latest Porsche digital driver display and upgraded connectivity and infotainment. Standard seats are part-leather; options remain wide, letting buyers personalise. The character remains sporty but more polished. <\/p>\n

The review from PistonHeads<\/em> notes though that the loss of analogue rev counter and key-turn start switch might disappoint purists.<\/p>\n

Usability & Practicality<\/h3>\n

One of the 911\u2019s strongest claims has always been its usability despite its supercar performance. The new Carrera S upholds this reputation. <\/p>\n

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According to Carwow<\/em>, the \u201cback seats are best suited to children\u201d but the front cabin offers plenty of driver-pleasure. <\/p>\n

That said, a few points to keep in mind:<\/p>\n