At a glance
- Created by Porsche Exclusive Manufaktur for customers in Austria, France, Italy and Switzerland, with a production run of 100 vehicles
- New Paint to Sample Plus exterior colour Valleygreenmetallic, echoing the deep green and brown tones of the mountainous landscape
- Technical specification that focuses on driving precision, lightweight design and pure feedback – including the Lightweight Package and a manual six-speed gearbox
- Design crafted to evoke the natural beauty of the Alps, with a new bespoke palette of interior and exterior colours
- Model to premiere at Arosa ClassicCar on 3 September, 2026
From the wooden buildings of the former sawmill in Gmünd, where the first Porsche sports cars took shape in the shadow of the Austrian Alps, to the sinuous passes that became the natural proving ground that defined the brands earliest models, Porsche’s story has always been deeply linked to the mountains. The steep gradients and winding bends of Alpine roads shaped the key characteristics of not only its road cars but also the brand’s earliest racing cars. Now, Porsche is introducing a market edition – available in Austria, France, Italy and Switzerland – inspired by the majestic Alpine landscape and the enjoyment that so many gain from driving on its iconic mountain roads: the GT3 Bergsport.
Based on the current version 911 GT3 with Touring Package and created by Porsche Exclusive Manufaktur, the GT3 Bergsport combines pure driving enjoyment with design elements inspired by the Alps – a place where low weight, pin-sharp handling and pure mechanical feedback are rewarded with the highest level of driving satisfaction. Each of the 100 examples of the GT3 Bergsport is an embodiment of these qualities combined with interior and exterior design elements that draw their inspiration from the landscape and Porsche’s deep connection with it.
The ideal setting for the world premiere of the GT3 Bergsport is therefore the Arosa ClassicCar hill climb in Switzerland. On 3 September, Porsche Brand Ambassador Jörg Bergmeister will drive the special edition on the legendary 7.3-kilometre course, climbing 422 metres through 76 corners. Against a spectacular Alpine backdrop, the debut will showcase the qualities that make mountain driving such a rewarding experience: precision, confidence and a close connection between driver and machine.
Inspired by the colours and light of the Alps
The new exterior paint colour Valleygreenmetallic was developed especially for this market edition via the Paint to Sample Plus programme, and is a rich hue designed to capture the deep greens and earthy tones of the mountains. In sunlight, the gold metallic particles create a radiant sparkle, recalling the glittering surface of freshly fallen snow under the Alpine sun.
The Lightweight Package is combined with highly durable forged aluminium wheels in place of the magnesium forged wheels usually included with the package. This configuration gives the GT3 Bergsport exceptional agility, while providing greater resilience against the often-demanding conditions encountered on Alpine passes. A front axle lift system further enhances everyday usability on steep ramps and uneven surfaces, while the 90-litre fuel tank extends the car’s touring range on longer mountain drives. The forged aluminium wheels are painted in satin-finish White Gold and Ceramica, evoking ice-capped mountain peaks, and frame vivid orange brake callipers that represent the vibrant tones of alpenglow, the natural phenomenon that occurs when the first or last light of the day illuminates Alpine summits.
Further exterior details that identify the model’s special status include tinted HD-Matrix LED headlights and the chequered flag motif on the front luggage compartment lid, inspired by the 908 Bergspyder. A badge on the B-pillar bears the inscription ‘GT3 Bergsport’. Consistent with the accents used elsewhere on the exterior, it features a Ceramica border and raised White Gold lettering against a high-gloss black background. Another, more prominent, exterior badge appears on the engine compartment cover. This circular emblem brings together the entire Bergsport colour palette in a design featuring four Alpine summits, representing the four Alpine countries, with a serpentine road set against a mountain backdrop. Produced especially to mark the introduction of the GT3 Bergsport, a special-edition issue of Curves Magazine will also be released, limited to just 1,000 copies.
An interior shaped by the mountain theme
The colour themes are carried through to the car’s exceptionally well-equipped interior, where Valleygreen continues as a bespoke leather colour on the folding carbon-fibre bucket seats, which are part of the Lightweight Package. Despite its uncompromising focus on the driving experience, the GT3 Bergsport also features a rear seat system. Decorative orange stitching and embroidered ‘GT3’ lettering on the headrests carry the alpenglow tones through the interior, along with accents on the turning start switch, accelerator pedal, 12-o’clock steering wheel marking, the gearshift pattern on the manual gear lever and details within the Sport Chrono Package with Porsche Design GT Clock.
The mountain inspiration is also reflected in the decorative stitching on the doors and upper part of the dashboard, where alternating black and white thread creates stylised mountain-peak silhouettes in a cross-stitch pattern. The Light Design Package provides additional ambient illumination, while the BOSE® Surround Sound System delivers a high-quality audio experience.
The specially designed GT3 Bergsport badge found on the rear lid grille is also embossed on the leather centre console lid. Even the key, leather key pouch and documentation wallet are tailor-made to match the GT3 Bergsport colour palette and logos.
With the GT3 Bergsport, Porsche is combining the technical prowess of the current 911 GT3 with styling that reflects the brand’s close connection to the Alpine region. Rather than revisiting a model from the past, the car is a contemporary interpretation of the values that have shaped Porsche since the very beginning - values that were forged on the demanding yet captivating roads of the Alps.
Accompanying Porsche Lifestyle collection
Complementing the GT3 Bergsport, Porsche Lifestyle has crafted a range of commemorative products for owners and enthusiasts, inspired by the same spirit of Alpine driving and exploration. The range includes 1:43- and 1:18-scale model cars, caps, thermal travel mugs, Porsche crest key rings, and GT3 Bergsport-themed hoodies featuring lettering and icons matching those found on the car. Particularly in keeping with the Alpine theme are the GT3 Bergsport skis, manufactured by Austrian sporting goods brand HEAD and set to launch for the 2027/2028 winter season.
About Porsche Exclusive Manufaktur
Fulfilling customers’ personal wishes is an important part of Porsche's global offering. The success of this approach speaks for itself: worldwide, almost every of customer ordering a 911 choose at least one customisation option from Porsche Exclusive Manufaktur. The range of interior and exterior customisation options for new vehicles extends from individual features and lifestyle-oriented packages to the production of limited-volume small-batch series and market editions. Customers worldwide already have access to about 300 Porsche Exclusive Manufaktur options across all models via the car configurator. With more than 230 additional exterior colours across all model series, the extensive Paint to Sample programme rounds off the Exclusive Manufaktur range. Porsche also offers numerous accessories, retrofit options and equipment to help customers create their dream car. A particular highlight here are the Manthey Kits.