THE DREAM BECOMES REAL
The first confirmation: the next chapter is taking shape.
A day-by-day record of a 2027 Porsche 911 Turbo S — from the factory floor and Atlantic crossing to delivery, first miles and the roads ahead.
FOLLOW THE JOURNEY ↗
THE STORY, IN SIX CHAPTERS
Start with the build, follow the voyage, or jump straight to the road ahead.
01 / THE BUILDEvery detail, chosen.EXPLORE THE BUILD ↗
02 / THE VOYAGEFactory to open water.FOLLOW THE VOYAGE ↗03 / DELIVERYThe first hello.SEE THE HANDOVER ↗04 / THE BREAK-INFirst miles. Fresh roads.FOLLOW THE FIRST MILES ↗05 / THE ROADBeyond the driveway.EXPLORE THE ROUTES ↗06 / THE JOURNALThe story as it happens.READ THE JOURNAL ↗Oak Green Metallic Neo over Club Leather in Truffle Brown. The 3.6-liter twin-eTurbo Boxer 6 T-Hybrid delivers 701 hp and 590 lb-ft. The cabin pairs 2+2 seating with the 930 Leather Package and extensive Truffle Brown leather appointments.


Body-color side skirts, mirrors, rear side air intakes and rear grille slat inlays. High-gloss black window trim. Turbonite wheel and exterior details.
930 Leather Package, extended leather across the dashboard and door panels, leather air vents, passenger cupholder trim, sun visors, mirror panel, fuse-box covers and door-sill guards. Meranti Brown seat belts. Rear seats included in the current 2+2 configuration.
3.6L twin-eTurbo Boxer 6 T-Hybrid · 701 hp · 590 lb-ft · 8-speed Porsche PDK · all-wheel drive with Porsche Traction Management.
PASM Sport Suspension lowered 10 mm, rear-axle steering, front axle lift, Sport Chrono, PDCC, PTV+ and Porsche Ceramic Composite Brakes with high-gloss black calipers.
Burmester High-End Surround Sound, HD-Matrix Design LED headlights, Surround View with Active Parking Support, Lane Change Assist, Porsche InnoDrive with Adaptive Cruise Control and Active Lane Keep, ionizer and ventilated front seats.
Production began October 1, 2026. The car was completed October 9 and reached Port Emden on October 12. On October 15, the Porsche app displayed the “set sail for America” milestone. The next milestones are U.S. arrival and onward transport; estimates can change.
The first confirmation: the next chapter is taking shape.
Configuration reaches its change-freeze point.
The production process moves into position.
Just-in-sequence production gets underway.
Assembly was completed October 9. Porsche's update confirmed the car was prepared for delivery.
The Porsche app recorded arrival at Port Emden in Germany, ahead of the Atlantic crossing.
On October 15, the Porsche app marked the next milestone: set sail for America.
U.S. port arrival and onward transport to the Porsche Center are estimated for November; dates may move.
Completed dates follow Porsche communications and app updates. Future shipping and delivery dates are estimates.


The ocean crossing is the final stage between the factory and the first handover. Porsche's app tracking view identified the vessel as LYRA LEADER.
U.S. port arrival is currently estimated for November 8–24, 2026. Onward transport to the Porsche Center is estimated for November 16–28. These are planning windows, not confirmed appointments.
EST. NOV 8–24, 2026
The next updates will be added when confirmed.
The first driving chapter begins after delivery. Each check-in will record the date, odometer, route, conditions and photographs, with running-in procedures guided by the official Porsche instructions supplied with the car.
Running-in procedures and operating limits will follow the official Porsche instructions supplied with the delivered car. No break-in limits will be guessed or published in advance.
After delivery and the first miles, the road chapter begins. Each outing will be announced, followed with dated check-ins, and closed with final mileage and a trip story for the archive.
A route is announced before departure.
Dated check-ins follow the journey as it unfolds.
The final mileage and story close the trip.
Every route and update remains part of the record.
The permanent record: factory milestones, the voyage, delivery, break-in, road trips and dated check-ins—told through the car and its journey.