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Porsche 911 Safari 2023.

Porsche tests the sporty 911 Safari 2023 in winter conditions.

The popularity of the SUV segment has forced most companies to slightly change their marketing plans for the coming years.

Moreover, even those automakers, which are engaged directly in the production of sports cars began to think about making their models as close to this class.

Thus, this year is expected to premiere the new Porsche 911 Safari 2023.

Reportedly, the car is scheduled to debut in the fourth quarter. Now there are road tests of the vehicle, where it periodically manages to be photographed.

The other day a fairly detailed video was shot, where you can see some pretty interesting moments.

So, as it was mentioned above, a new Porsche 911 Safari is preparing to enter the market.

The main difference between this variation from the standard is an increased ground clearance and other suspension settings.

All this allows improving maneuverability and cross-country ability of the vehicle. By the way, visually the wheelbase looks longer than the standard version. True, there is no information about the size of the model.

If we talk about the video, which appeared on the network, we can see that tests were conducted in snowy terrain.

This also makes it possible to identify possible shortcomings in the work of built-in electronics and directly design suspension.

In addition, we were able to consider some changes in the exterior. In particular, we can see that the wheel arches received a little different format of execution, which makes the car wider.

Unfortunately, the interior of the Porsche 911 Safari is still unknown.

As for the technical characteristics, there is also very little data. Although, it is assumed that the power plant will have high performance parameters.

It is also reported about the presence of all-wheel drive technology. It is also still unclear how this version will be presented — as a limited edition or completely separate series.

Recall that the model will premiere at the end of this year.

The Porsche 911 Safari prototype, which looks almost ready for production, was spotted during winter testing.

The all-wheel-drive prototype Porsche 911, with its high ride and thick sides, has been tested for ages, but judging by what we see here, that wait has come to an end.

The latest prototype retains the exhaust from the bumper of the previous tester (rather than the four-tube setup under the bumper of the 911 Vision Safari concept shown by Porsche last year) and a rear spoiler vaguely resembling a whale tail, so the basic principles were clearly defined. place long before the final sheetmetal treatment.

Other deviations from the Safari concept include fully molded fenders (rather than bolt-on extensions) and a set of mesh wheels instead of Fuchs style.

Ventilation holes on the concept’s fenders are also missing.