Specifications Porsche Boxster S*

Body:
Two-seater roadster; monocoque hot-galvanised lightweight steel body; soft roof with interior lining; aluminum hardtop as an option; driver and passenger airbags operating in two stages; side and head airbags for the driver and passenger.

Aerodynamics:
Drag coefficient:
Cd = 0.29, with PDK Cd = 0.30
Frontal area :
A = 1.98 sqm
Cd x A = 0.59; with PDK Cd x A = 0.61

Power Unit:
Water-cooled six-cylinder boxer engine; engine block and cylinder head made of aluminum; four overhead camshafts; four valves per cylinder; variable valve timing and valve stroke (VarioCam Plus); hydraulic valve play compensation; two-stage switching intake manifold; Direct Fuel Injection; DME Digital Motor Electronics engine management; integrated dry sump lubrication with ondemand oil pump; two three-way catalytic converters on each row of cylinders, each with two oxygen sensors; 10.0 liters (2.64 gals) engine oil; 23.2 - 25.0 liters (6.12 - 6.60 gals) coolant; electronic ignition with solid-state distributor (six ignition coils).

Bore: 97.0 mm (3.81")
Stroke: 77.5 mm (3.05")
Capacity: 3436 cc
Compression Ratio: 12.5:1
Engine Output: 228 kW (310 bhp) at 7200 rpm
Max Torque: 360 Nm (265 lb-ft) at 4750 rpm
Output per Liter: 66.4 kW/90.2 bhp
Max Engine Speed: 7500 rpm
Fuel Grade: Premium plus
Electrical System: 12 V, 2100 W alternator; 70 Ah x 340 A battery

* Specifications may vary according to markets

Power Transmission:
Engine and transmission bolted to form one unit; double drive shafts leading to the rear wheels.

Gear ratios: Manual PDK
1st 3.31 3.91
2nd 1.95 2.29
3rd 1.41 1.65
4th 1.13 1.30
5th 0.95 1.08
6th 0.81 0.88
7th 0.62
Reverse 3.00 3.55
Final drive ratio: 3.89 3.25
Clutch diameter: 240 mm 153 mm/202 mm
(9.45”) (6.02”/7.95”)

Chassis and Suspension:
Front axle:
independent wheel suspension on track control arms, longitudinal arms, thrust rods and spring struts; conical stump springs with inner twin-sleeve gas pressure shock absorbers (McPherson design optimized by Porsche).
Rear axle:
independent wheel suspension on track control arms, longitudinal arms, thrust rods and spring struts; coil springs with inner twin-sleeve gas pressure dampers (McPherson design optimized by Porsche).

Brakes:
Twin-circuit brake system with individual axle split front-to-rear; four-piston aluminium monobloc brake callipers; cross-drilled and inner-vented brake discs measuring 318 x 28 mm (12.5 x 1.10") diameter x thickness at the front and 299 x 24 mm (11.77 x 0.94") at the rear; Porsche Stability Management (PSM) 8.0; vacuum brake servo; brake assistant.

Wheels and Tyres:
Front 8 J x 18 on 235/55 ZR 18
Rear 9 J x 18 on 265/50 ZR 18

Weight:
Weight, unladen, to DIN standard 1355 kg (2988 lb)
Max permissible 1645 kg (3627 lb)

Dimensions:
Length 4342 mm (170.9")
Width 1801 mm (70.9")
Height 1294 mm (50.9")
Wheelbase 2415 mm (95.1")
Track front 1486 mm (58.5")
rear 1528 mm (60.2")
Luggage compartment capacity, overall, to VDA:
150 liters (5.25 cu ft) front,
130 liters (4.55 cu ft) rear
Fuel tank:
65 liters (17.2 imp gals)

Performance*:
Top speed 274 (272) km/h (170/169 mph)
Acceleration in sec:
0 - 100 km/h 5.3 (5.2)
0 - 160 km/h 11.6 (11.4)
0 - 200 km/h 18.4 (18.2)
Standing-start km 24.3 (24.1)

*Figures in brackets apply to cars with PDK transmission.

Fuel Consumption*
to EU4/EU5**:
Urban 14.1/14.4 (13.9/14.1) ltr/100 km
Extra-urban 7.0/7.2 (6.5/6.6) ltr/100 km
Combined 9.6/9.8 (9.2/9.4) ltr/100 km
CO2 Emissions*: 230 (221) g/km

*Figures in brackets apply to cars with PDK transmission.
** The Porsche Boxster S is homologated to the EU5 standard. To provide a better comparison of fuel consumption with the former model and other cars still homologated to EU4, the EU4 consumption figures are also shown above. When homologating a car to EU5, the manufacturer must provide for a new fuel grade with a higher share of ethanol. Displacing the same volume, such fuel has a lower calorific value than the fuel required for homologation to EU4. Hence, fuel consumption under the EU5 standard is slightly higher than with EU4 on the same CO2 emissions.