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These hazy undisguised images of the new 2019 Porsche 911 have leaked ahead of the car’s Los Angeles motor show  launch next week. The photos reveal a reworked rear end in another 911 evolution, but expect extensive powertrain changes with every engine in the line-up turbocharged, for the first time, now even in more hardcore variants.

The new 911 range will also include two new all-wheel-drive plug-in hybrids - a range-topping 450kW Turbo S E-Hybrid good for over 300km/h when and a Carrera 4 E-Hybrid - both set arrive in 2020 to grow the range to 24 variants. The hybrid 911s get flat-six engines with an electric motor to meet tightening EU CO2 regulations. Porsche does not rule out a future all-electric 911. 

The initial 460kW Turbo S will be a biturbo 3.8-litre boxer six using GT2 RS tricks to up output by 35kW sitting above a 425kW Turbo, both good for well over 300km/h and sub-3 seconds to 100km/h. The 911 GT3 turbo gets over 375kW, while standard models will be 10kW up too.The new 911 will be built around a wider, evolved Porsche’s MMB platform.