2025 Porsche 911 GT3 & 911 GT3 Touring: Australian pricing

Porsche has unveiled the latest iterations of its 911 GT3, with two versions set to launch simultaneously in Australia for the first time.

Celebrating the 25th anniversary of the model, the new 911 GT3 comes in a track-focused configuration with a rear wing, as well as a more understated variant equipped with a Touring Package.

Both versions share a high-revving, naturally aspirated 4.0-litre flat six producing 375kW and 450Nm, but offer distinct driving experiences tailored to their intended use.

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Buyers can choose from a seven-speed dual-clutch (PDK) auto or the six-speed manual.

Both the PDK and the manual have a final drive ratio eight percent shorter than in the previous model.

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2025 Porsche 911 GT3 pricing for Australia

• Porsche 911 GT3 & GT3 with Touring Package – $446,700
• Weissach Package – $47,530
• GT3 Touring Lightweight Package – $71,120

Australian deliveries are expected from the second half of 2025.

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Porsche has equipped the GT3 with an improved suspension system, drawing from the hero 911 GT3 RS.

The front double-wishbone axle features new aerodynamically optimised trailing arms for better downforce at higher speeds, while the rear gets tweaks to reduce pitching under braking.

Both GT3 variants showcase the classically evolved 911 design, with specific adjustments to the aerodynamics aimed at enhancing performance. There's a reworked diffuser and a larger air intake at the front, while the rear sees updates to the wing, air inlets, and diffuser.

Those opting for the Touring Package will have the rear wing replaced with a retractable spoiler, maintaining the 911's streamlined profile while still offering effective aerodynamics.

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A notable addition to the GT3’s aerodynamic enhancements is the optional Weissach package.

Available for the first time on a 911 GT3, the Weissach pack cuts weight further with Carbon-Fibre Reinforced Plastic (CFRP) components, including a lightweight roof, rear wing side plates, and anti-roll bars.

In its lightest configuration, the new 911 GT3 weighs just 1420kg.

New silver-coloured aluminium wheels help cut unsprung mass, while magnesium wheels, available with the Weissach or Lightweight packages, shed an additional nine kilograms.

Further contributing to the car’s lightness is a 40Ah lithium-ion battery, which saves another four kilograms over the previous model’s setup.

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For the first time, the Touring Package includes an optional rear seat system, allowing greater flexibility for owners looking for a blend of performance and practicality.

The interior features a mix of high-quality materials, including leather and Race-Tex upholstery, with a layout focused on providing key driving information.

A new lightweight sports bucket seat with folding functionality and a carbon-fibre shell is available as an option. This seat includes electric height adjustment, a manual fore-aft adjustment, and an integrated thorax airbag. The folding backrest allows for easier access to the optional rear seat.

Additionally, a new “Track Screen” display mode is designed specifically for circuit driving, reducing the digital display to show only essential information such as tyre pressures and fluid temperatures.

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How much will the 911 GT3 and GT3 Touring cost in Australia?

The 911 GT3 is priced from $446,700 (before on-road costs), with the Weissach package available for an additional $47,530, and the Lightweight package for $71,120.

All Australian-delivered models will include standard features such as the tyre fit set, a lifting system on the front axle, and ParkAssist with a reversing camera.

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When will the 2025 911 GT3 go on sale in Australia?

Australian buyers will be able to order the 2024 911 GT3 and the 911 GT3 with Touring Package from the end of 2024, with deliveries expected in the second half of 2025.