2022 Porsche 911 Carrera
Porsche’s base Carrera coupe starts at $115,000 for 2022, with the Cabriolet (shown) available from $129,600.

It might only be April, but 2022 Porsche 911s are already available to configure and order on Porsche’s retail website.

It all started with the recent introduction of the fabulous new 502-horsepower 911 GT3, which starts at $180,300 and will be delivered this fall, while now all 2022 911 body styles and trims are showing on Porsche Canada’s retail website, with pricing for the base model moving up from $113,000 for the current model year to $115,000 for the next model year’s cars.

The $2,000 price hike is reasonable, being that the German luxury brand will add standard comfort and communications features across the entire 911 line, starting with an updated Porsche Communication Management (PCM) touchscreen measuring 10.9 inches across. It features a simplified interface inspired by the one in the new Taycan EV, which integrates entertainment, navigation, comfort and communications systems into one flexible layout that boasts plenty of personalization options.

2022 Porsche_911 Carrera S
Porsche added a new Carrera S trim to the 911 range for 2021, which starts at $133,100 for 2022.

Additionally, the PCM update includes a trial period extension for the brand’s connected services package, growing to 36 months from just 12. After the three-year initiation period is over, connected services can be had via subscription.

Porsche Connect, that comes as part of the just-noted connected services package, now includes Voice Pilot that responds to natural language prompts available when saying, “Hey Porsche.”

The Navigation Plus system now features real-time traffic information too, plus online map updates and a calendar, as well as Radio Plus.

2022 Porsche 911 Targa 4S
The 911 Targa, which offers a four-seasons coupe and retractable hardtop body style, can be had from $138,000.

Slow to the party, the new 911 is the first Porsche to include standard Android Auto, which should be appreciated by the bulk of consumers who use Android-powered smartphones. PCM has long included Apple CarPlay, and will continue to do so via wireless and wired connectivity.

Music lovers can rejoice too, not to mention talk radio fans, because a SiriusXM satellite radio (with 360L) three-month trial subscription is now standard.

What’s more, just as with the Taycan, all 2022 911 models can accept direct integration of Apple Music and Apple Podcasts after purchasing an Apple service subscription.

2022 Porsche 911 Turbo
Porsche’s 2022 911 Turbo starts at $198,400.

As for mechanical technologies, dual-clutch PDK transmission-equipped 911 Carrera, Targa, and Turbo models are now upgradable with Remote ParkAssist, which lets the driver remotely move the car in and out of a parking space with their smartphone when standing outside.

Additionally, Remote ParkAssist comes bundled with Active Parking Support, controlled via the new PCM. A 3D Surround View parking camera is now optional too, as is Rear Cross Traffic Alert with Lane Change Assist.

After the $115,000 base 911 Carrera, the identical coupe body style can be further upgraded to the all-wheel drive-equipped Carrera 4 from $123,400, or buyers can opt for a Carrera S at $133,100, or Carrera 4S at $141,500.

2022 Porsche 911 Turbo S
The top-tier Turbo S can be had as a Cabriolet for $250,200.

The enhanced 911 Carrera Cabriolet begins at $129,600 for 2022, while chopping the roof off with AWD results in a $138,000 Carrera 4 Cabriolet. Additionally, the 2022 Carrera S Cabriolet now starts at $147,700, while the Carrera 4S Cabriolet can be had from $156,100.

If you want the best of both worlds, the 911 Targa 4 is now available from $138,000, while the Targa 4S starts at $156,100. Once again, three 911 Turbo models are available for the coming model year, starting at $198,400 for the Turbo, and then moving up to $213,000 for the Turbo Cabriolet, plus finally $235,600 for the Turbo S and $250,200 for the Turbo S Cabriolet.

2022 Porsche 911 GT3
The all-new GT3 is the star of the 911 lineup for 2022, starting at $180,300.

Last but hardly least, the model Porsche says is “the most focused and agile ‘992’ generation car yet” is only available in a single trim line, but we’re not complaining, as the new 2022 911 GT3 is reportedly as good as sports cars get for just $180,300. So far, no 911 GT2 model has been announced, so we’ll obviously need to come back to cover all this again when the brand’s (current) ultimate super coupe arrives on the scene.

So far, we haven’t updated our 911 coverage to include a 2022 Porsche 911 Canada Prices page (expect one soon), so for the time being check out our 2021 Porsche 911 Canada Prices page that’s showing a factory leasing and financing rate of zero percent, plus average member savings of $2,800.

Make sure to find out how CarCostCanada can save you thousands off your next new vehicle purchase by informing you about the latest factory leasing and financing deals, manufacturer rebates, and dealer invoice pricing that can help you negotiate your best deal. Also, remember to download the free CarCostCanada app from the Google Play Store or Apple Store, so you can have all of this critical info available to you at the dealership, when you need it most of all.

All 2022 Porsche 911 trims are available to order now, with deliveries expected this coming fall.

Story credits: Trevor Hofmann

Photo credits: Porsche