There's a stereotype about the owners of limited-edition Porsche 911 models, one that's not entirely unfair: an person clad in head-to-toe Porsche-branded clothing, with a car that sits in the garage 99 days out of 100 in avoidance of rain, dirt or hard miles — or, really, any miles at all.

A report suggests the limited-production off-road sports car will adopt the "T-Hybrid" system from the new 911 GTS.

The new 911 Dakar uses a hybrid powertrain, according to “senior sources” speaking to Autocar. The vehicle is currently under development at the company’s Weissach development center. Porsche tentatively plans to launch the model in late 2025.

Porsche is preparing to bring back the 911 Dakar, this time with hybrid power and improvements to both on- and off-road performance.A new Dakar is currently in development at the company's Weissach facility and will be part of the facelifted 992-series 911 lineup.

Porsche may be preparing a new version of the 911 Dakar, now with a hybrid system. The original model had a limited production run of 2,500 units, which ended in November, but new rumors suggest that the automaker has not abandoned the concept.

Porsche is preparing to introduce a hybrid-powered version of its off-road-focused 911 Dakar, with a limited-production model expected to debut by the end of 2025. The move marks a significant step for the automaker as it continues to integrate hybrid technology into its performance lineup.