Porsche is offering Android Auto for the first time compatible with Apple Car Play. Instead, buyers get three years of free connectivity services
After learning some technical tricks from Taekwondo, Porsche entered the 911 2022 model year. It gets a new infotainment system that is compatible with Android Auto and now includes the Race-Bread GT3 in the range.
Although the German company will not make major visual or mechanical changes by 2022, all 911 models will have the latest generation Porsche Communication Management infotainment system. It is displayed on a 10.9-inch touchscreen and is associated with software packed with tycoons, meaning users can customize its layout.
Porsche is offering Android Auto for the first time compatible with Apple Car Play. Instead, buyers get three years of free connectivity services. Additionally, the Carrera, Targa, and Turbo models with dual-clutch automatic transmission can be ordered via Remote Park Assist, which allows motorists to drive the car in or out of the parking lot using their smartphones.
Now on sale, 2022 911 Carrera’s base price is 102,550 including a mandatory $ 1,360 target fee for the destination. At the other end of the spectrum, the Turbo S Cabriolet, which ranks first in the range, starts at 1 221,150, including the same target price. All-wheel drive is available in several variants of the Carrera 4 (9109, 850), Carrera Cabriolet ($ 115,350), Targa (2122, 650), the new GT3 ($ 162,450) and Turbo (5 175,650). However, Porsche has noted that the GT3 (described in the video embedded below) will not be available in showrooms until the end of 2021.
Nothing is official, but we wonder if it will not come back. Spy shots indicate that the GT3 RS and rally-inspired safari model are in the corner. It’s too early to say whether the GT2 RS will return, but for Porsche’s Autoblock, it’s the unrated rated version.