2026 Porsche 911 Spirit 70
2026 Porsche 911 Spirit 70
By Team Dailyrevs April 24, 2025
Porsche's 2026 911 Spirit 70 is a limited-edition convertible that channels 1970s design cues, featuring Olive Neo paint and Pasha-patterned seats.
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Based on the Carrera GTS Cabriolet, it combines a 3.6-liter flat-six engine with hybrid technology to produce 541 horsepower.
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Only 1,500 units will be produced, with a starting price of $242,250, making it a collector's item for enthusiasts.
Loud, Proud, and Olive Neo
The 2026 Porsche 911 Spirit 70 isn’t subtle — and that’s the whole point. It's loud in the best way, visually speaking. That Olive Neo paint has a kind of disco glow, and the black windshield frame and soft-top roof set it off just enough.
Vintage-Inspired Graphics
Then there’s the hood striping, big “911” lettering, and the optional door graphics that look like someone dug through Stuttgart’s archives and got inspired.
Cabin Time Warp
‘70s Lounge Energy
Inside? That’s where it really gets weird and fun. The Pasha seat pattern — black and olive with that trippy checkerboard thing — is straight out of a ‘70s lounge.
Analog Details, Nostalgic Feels
Porsche even brought back green digits on the gauge cluster, just to nail the vibe.
Under the Retro Skin
Hybrid GTS Performance
It’s not just a costume. Under all that throwback styling, it’s running the same setup as the new 911 Carrera GTS — now with a hybrid system.
Turbocharged with Electric Assist
The flat-six is backed up by an electric motor and a turbo powered by its own electric assist. Total output? 541 horsepower. It’s fast. Like, very fast.
Details That Set It Apart
Rolling on Bronzite
The wheels — 20s up front, 21s in the rear — come in a gold-bronze finish called Bronzite. Sounds fancy. Looks solid.
Limited Numbers, High Price
Only 1,500 of these are being built, with a starting price of $242,250 — before taxes or delivery.
A Porsche for the Purists
Spirit of the Sport Classic
Porsche's done this kind of heritage thing before — remember the Sport Classic? Same energy here. But this one’s open-air, bolder, and leans even harder into the weird.
Made for the Faithful
Not everyone’s going to get it. That’s fine. The 911 Spirit 70 feels like it was made for the die-hards — the ones who love Porsche’s past as much as they do its future.