World record off-road Porsche 911s displayed at museum

The Porsche Museum in Stuttgart has dedicated a special exhibition to two off-road prototypes based off the 911: Edith and Doris, which climbed 6,721 metres of the Ojos del Salado volcano in Chile, setting a world record.

At the exhibition, which will run till 28 June 2026, both vehicles are displayed in the epilogue at the highest point of the exhibition, a tribute to the expedition’s final destination.

Key to its world-record triumph is the use of eFuels

In addition, altitude profiles, stages, climatic conditions, and technical adaptations are displayed. Large-format graphics show the route of the expeditions with Porsche works driver Romain Dumas at the wheel. One section focuses on the extreme conditions - low oxygen levels, temperatures as low as -20°C, strong winds, and gradients of up to 40%.

But the focus is on the two 992-gen Porsche 911 Carrera 4S models in two stages of development. Doris marks the starting point, while Edith represents the pinnacle.

And alongside this special exhibition, a short film - part of the "Raceborn Moment" series - has been released. You can watch it here via this link.