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Porsche Collaboration
April 27, 2026 at 05:52 PM
Initial version (2026-04-28)
Porsche has partnered with Hotta Studio to bring the Porsche 918 Spyder hypercar and an in-game Porsche headquarters to Neverness to Everness. The collaboration was announced ahead of the April 29, 2026 launch but is scheduled for delivery as a future game update rather than at launch. It is the first real-world automotive brand partnership confirmed for the game.
Porsche's 918 Spyder is a flagship hybrid hypercar produced from 2013 to 2015, frequently cited as one of the defining performance cars of its era. Bringing it into Hethereau's urban environment fits the city's near-future aesthetic and connects with the existing vehicle customization system, where players already modify and personalize their cars.
Item | Detail |
|---|---|
Vehicle | Porsche 918 Spyder hybrid hypercar |
Location | In-game Porsche headquarters in Hethereau |
Release Window | Future post-launch update (specific date not yet announced) |
Acquisition | Through the collaboration event when it goes live |
Customization | Compatible with the existing vehicle customization system |
The 918 Spyder is a limited-production hybrid hypercar that paired a 4.6 liter V8 engine with two electric motors for a combined 887 horsepower. Production was capped at 918 units, all of which sold out before deliveries completed. The car set lap records at the Nurburgring Nordschleife and remains one of the most influential hybrid performance vehicles ever made.
Bringing this car into Neverness to Everness lets players drive a faithfully recreated version through Hethereau's streets, complete with the recognizable interior, dashboard layout, and signature exhaust audio. As with other vehicles in the game, the 918 Spyder is fully drivable in both third-person and first-person modes.
The collaboration also adds an in-game Porsche headquarters to Hethereau. The headquarters serves as a destination point for the collaboration event, where players visit the building to interact with collaboration content (vehicle showroom, event missions, cosmetic acquisition). Specific layouts and gameplay details have not been published; the location functions as both a thematic setpiece and an event hub when the collab goes live.
The collaboration was announced as part of the game's broader launch marketing push but was explicitly scheduled for a future update rather than launch day. This is consistent with how branded automotive partnerships in service games typically work: the collaboration runs as a limited-window event with bespoke missions, cosmetics, and time-gated acquisition windows, which require dedicated event infrastructure beyond what ships at version 1.0.
Releasing the Porsche content post-launch also gives Hotta Studio room to time the announcement around a future content patch, when fewer competing launch headlines will dilute coverage. The exact patch number and start date have not been confirmed at the time of writing.
The 918 Spyder integrates with several existing systems already live at launch:
System | Integration |
|---|---|
Paint colors, decals, and tuning options apply to the 918 Spyder like other cars in the game. | |
The collaboration vehicle is added to the requisition garage once unlocked. | |
Photo mode supports the new vehicle for screenshots in vehicle showcases. | |
Driving first-person view works with the 918 Spyder, showing the recreated dashboard interior. | |
The in-car radio and Walkman both function in the 918 Spyder. |
Watch the official channels for the collaboration start date. Branded automotive collabs in service games typically have a two-to-four week event window with limited-time mission rewards.
Save Fons if the collaboration uses city currency for acquisition. Past Hotta Studio collaborations have offered both currency-based and event-completion paths to the headline reward.
Check the in-game vehicle requisition list once the event goes live. Collaboration vehicles are typically added to the requisition garage so players keep them after the event closes.
Set up photo mode presets for the 918 Spyder. The car's signature shape and Hethereau's neon-lit streets pair well; presets save composition options for repeated use.
