Porsche ยท EU monitoring data

Porsche 911 Turbo: CO2 & EU registrations

5,304 new registrations on record, fleet-average CO2 from 272 g/km (WLTP, 2025). Official data reported by EU member states.

By year and fuel type

Fleet averages across all Porsche 911 Turbo registrations of that year and fuel. CO2 is WLTP where available (NEDC shown for older years). Consumption is l/100km for combustion, Wh/km for electric.

YearFuelRegistrationsCO2 WLTPCO2 NEDCConsumptionMass kgPower kW
2025 Petrol 24 272 g/km - 12 l/100km 1,764 434
2024 Petrol 256 274.9 g/km - 12 l/100km 1,750 427
2023 Petrol 432 273.9 g/km - 12.1 l/100km 1,745 420
2022 Petrol 394 273.6 g/km - 12 l/100km 1,753 427
2021 Petrol 603 273.6 g/km - 12 l/100km 1,749 427
2020 Petrol 174 272.3 g/km 250.5 g/km - 1,750 427
2019 Petrol 44 260 g/km 218 g/km - 1,747 410
2018 Petrol 232 - 213.8 g/km - 1,702 397
2017 Petrol 355 - 214.6 g/km - 1,706 400
2016 Petrol 480 - - - 1,702 396
2015 Petrol 333 - - - 1,703 386
2014 Petrol 650 - - - 1,700 384
2013 Petrol 98 - - - 1,683 380
2012 Petrol 38 - - - 1,685 387
2011 Petrol 134 - - - 1,679 387
2010 Petrol 1,057 - - - 1,694 -
Decode a Porsche VIN All Porsche EU models US fuel economy & recalls

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the CO2 emissions of a Porsche 911 Turbo?

Official EU monitoring data for 2025 registrations shows fleet-average CO2 from 272 g/km (WLTP) for the Porsche 911 Turbo, varying by fuel type and configuration; the table on this page lists every year and fuel type.

How many Porsche 911 Turbo are registered in the EU?

The EEA monitoring database records 5,304 new Porsche 911 Turbo registrations in Europe between 2010 and 2025. These are new-car registrations reported by member states, not the number currently on the road.

Source: European Environment Agency, CO2 emissions from new passenger cars (Regulation (EU) 2019/631 monitoring), CC-BY 4.0, attribution EEA / DG CLIMA. Figures are fleet averages of new registrations, not per-vehicle values. Details on About & Data Sources.