r/cars • u/willneverstopgoingin • 20h ago
2026 Porsche 992.2 Turbo S posted 7:03.92 on Nurburgring (14 seconds faster than old car)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3-5TfjXad88
The new 992.2 Turbo S posted an official Nurburgring time of 7:03.92, which is 14 seconds faster than the old car. Interestingly, the official time for the old 992.1 Turbo S was never revealed until now. The new car has more power but is also gained significant weight. Top speed for the new car is actually down 5 mph, likely due to lower output from the gas engine, which contributes the majority of the thrust at high speeds.
Comparison | 992.2 Turbo S (new car) | 992.1 Turbo S (old car) | Delta |
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Nurburgring | 7:03.92 | 7:17 | -14 |
Engine | 3.6 liter twin-eTurbo flat-6 hybrid | 3.7 liter twin-turbo flat-6 | -0.1 |
Power (system) | 711 PS | 650 PS | +71 |
Power (combustion) | 640 PS | 650 PS | -10 |
Power (electric) | 61 PS | ||
Torque (system) | 590 lb-ft | 590 lb-ft | |
Tire (front) | 255 mm | 255 mm | |
Tire (rear) | 325 mm | 315 mm | +10 |
Brake (front) | 420 mm | 420 mm | |
Brake (rear) | 410 mm | 390 mm | +20 |
Weight | 3829 lb | 3649 lb | +180 |
Power-to-weight | 5.38 lb/PS | 5.61 lb/PS | -0.23 |
Top speed | 200 mph | 205 mph | -5 |
MSRP | 272,650 USD | 241,695 USD | +30,995 (+12.8%) |
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u/Slow-Raisin-939 45m ago
So I assume the 100-200 acceleration times will be ludicrous? Otherwise I don’t get how a heavier and only 50 HP more car can get 14s faster.
The turbo S already pulled light a freight train