Porsche Unveils 911 GT4 R With 512 HP, Pricing U.S. Racer at $375,500

Q: Porsche's new 911 GT4 R promises a clear path for racers. What is the price of this motorsport dream?

Porsche’s new 911 GT4 R is priced at **$375,000 in the United States**, including import and delivery. In Europe, Porsche lists the car at **265,000 euros plus country-specific VAT**. The searched material also notes that this roughly equates to **about A$435,000** before market-specific adjustments. That price places the 911 GT4 R in line with Porsche’s broader customer-racing ladder. The car is designed as a step between Porsche one-make competition and higher-level GT racing, particularly for series such as the **IMSA Michelin Pilot Challenge** and **SRO Pirelli GT4 America**. It builds on the 911 Cup platform and uses a 4.0-liter flat-six producing up to **520 PS**, though output is balanced under GT4 rules. For teams and drivers, the key point is that the 911 GT4 R is not just a new model but a factory-supported customer race car aimed at serious competition. Its pricing reflects that role, combining 911-based chassis and aero development, motorsport electronics, adjustable suspension, lightweight composite components, and data systems intended for professional and semi-professional racing programs.

3 articles · Updated · Road & Track · Jun 25

Porsche’s new 911 GT4 R brings the 911 nameplate into GT4 racing for the first time, replacing Cayman- and 718-based entries after the smaller combustion sports car line faded.
A 4.0-liter naturally aspirated flat-six shared with the current 911 Cup produces 512 hp, though the car is delivered with an air restrictor that cuts output to a more typical GT4-class 424 hp.
The GT4 R also swaps the Cup car’s center-lock wheels for narrower five-lug wheels and uses a lower, subtler adjustable rear wing to meet GT4-specific regulations.
Priced at $375,500 in the U.S. including import and delivery, the customer racer is expected to compete in IMSA Michelin Pilot Challenge, GT4 America and other global series.