2026 Porsche Taycan Turbo S Soho House One
By Lorenzo Bianchi June 20, 2026
One-off Taycan created through Porsche's Sonderwunsch program and Soho Home partnership.
Bespoke Greek Street Green paint references Soho House's original London location.
Interior combines Murphy Jacquard-inspired fabric, Truffle Brown leather, and burl wood trim.
2026 Porsche Taycan Turbo S Soho House One Debuts
Special editions usually follow a familiar formula. A new paint color, a unique badge, perhaps a few trim changes, and that's often where the story ends.
The 2026 Porsche Taycan Turbo S Soho House One takes a different approach.
Created through Porsche's Sonderwunsch personalization division, the one-off electric wagon draws inspiration from Soho Home rather than motorsport, turning one of Porsche's quickest road cars into something closer to a moving design studio. It's an unusual collaboration, but one that feels surprisingly natural once you look beyond the badgework.
A Color With A Story Behind It
The first thing that catches the eye is the paint.
Called Greek Street Green, the color references the exterior of Soho House's original location at 40 Greek Street in London. Instead of a conventional gloss finish, Porsche gave the car a satin appearance that required an extensive handcrafted painting process involving multiple stages of preparation, masking, painting, inspection, and reassembly. According to Porsche, the work accounted for several hundred hours of labor.
A thin SH ONE Brass coach line runs along the bodywork, while contrasting Monteverde Green wheels provide another subtle link to the project's design theme.
The Taycan Sport Turismo already has one of the more distinctive silhouettes in Porsche's lineup. In this specification, it feels even more individual without relying on dramatic styling changes.
Inspired By Interiors Rather Than Race Cars
The cabin is where the collaboration becomes most apparent.
Rather than borrowing cues from motorsport, Porsche looked toward the furniture, textiles, and materials commonly found inside Soho House locations. The seats feature a bespoke fabric inspired by Soho Home's Murphy Jacquard design, complete with a geometric pattern influenced by London's 180 House. Developing a material suitable for automotive use required Porsche to create a completely new weave construction capable of meeting durability requirements.
Truffle Brown leather and open-pore burl wood trim continue the theme. Interestingly, Porsche says the development of the wood finish alone took 16 months before the final specification was approved.
The overall atmosphere feels less like a traditional performance car interior and more like a carefully curated living space.
Small Details Make The Difference
One of the most interesting features is found above the occupants.
The Taycan's Variable Light Control panoramic roof has been reworked with a laser-etched geometric pattern unique to this project. Depending on the selected transparency setting, sunlight filters into the cabin in different ways, creating patterned shadows across the interior. Even when fully opaque, elements of the design remain visible through the glass.
Beneath the bespoke details remains the familiar Taycan Turbo S Sport Turismo platform, producing up to 700 kW (952 PS). Performance was never the focus of this project, though. The car already had that covered.
A Different Expression Of Personalization
The Porsche Taycan Turbo S Soho House One isn't trying to be faster or more exclusive through numbers alone.
Instead, it explores what happens when automotive craftsmanship meets interior design. In a market where many special editions rely on graphics and limited-production plaques, this one stands out by telling its story through materials, textures, and details. That's what makes it memorable.