NTE Porsche Part 2 Is Live: Taycan Turbo GT, 911 Turbo and Perks

Neverness to Everness has launched the second phase of its Porsche collaboration, and it delivers on the two extra cars Hotta Studio hinted at back in Version 1.1. The "Born to Race" Mystery Box brings the Porsche Taycan Turbo GT with Weissach Package and the Porsche 911 Turbo (930) to Hethereau, alongside a new Club Perks system that rewards owning the collab cars. It runs from September 30 to November 11, and the box works the same escalating-cost way Part 1 did. Here is everything in it, how the boxes work, and what the perks actually give you.

The short version

• Duration: September 30 (after the update) to November 11, 05:59 (UTC+8).
• Two new cars: Porsche Taycan Turbo GT with Weissach Package, and Porsche 911 Turbo (930).
• Born to Race Mystery Box: opened with Fons or Annulith; first box 50,000 Fons or 50 Annulith, climbing per box; 15 boxes total; opening all unlocks every reward.
• Also inside: Fabricated Dice, Handwritten Letter, Fons, limited avatar frame "Redline Rush", exclusive namecard "Roar Recharged".
• Everdriving Mystery Boxes from Part 1 are back, and previously opened boxes still count.
• Club Perks: each Porsche collab vehicle you own unlocks a matching perk.
• Drop rates and the full 15-box currency total are in the in-game event details, not the announcement.

The two cars

• Porsche Taycan Turbo GT with Weissach Package — the electric performance flagship. The Weissach Package is Porsche's real-world weight-reduction, track-focus trim, so this is the modern-hypercar slot and the box's headline pull.
• Porsche 911 Turbo (930) — the classic counterpart: the original turbocharged 911 with the whale-tail spoiler. It is the heritage pick, and the one tied to the "Salzburg" livery perk.

Between them the box covers both the newest and one of the most iconic older Porsches — one for performance-cosmetic players, one for collectors.

How the Born to Race boxes work

The box is a paid-currency gacha with an escalating cost, identical in structure to Part 1's Everdriving Mystery.

• Currencies: opened with Fons or Annulith. Fons is the softer currency; Annulith is premium, better saved for character banners.
• First box cost: 50,000 Fons or 50 Annulith.
• Cost curve: the price climbs with each box after the first. The full curve is not published, so the 15-box total is not stated up front, and the spend concentrates in the back half.
• Box count: 15 total.
• Completion: opening all 15 unlocks every reward in the pool. It is a no-duplicate system — each box pulls a different reward, so the pool is guaranteed to complete at 15.

The practical read: this is a full-clear event, not a probability gamble. Open all 15 and you get everything — both cars, the frame, the namecard, the materials. The only variable is the escalating Fons/Annulith cost, which decides whether completing it is affordable for you.

Everything in the pool

• Porsche Taycan Turbo GT with Weissach Package (vehicle)
• Porsche 911 Turbo (930) (vehicle)
• Fabricated Dice — progression material
• Handwritten Letter — social-system material
• Fons — soft currency returned into the pool
• Avatar frame "Redline Rush" — limited
• Namecard "Roar Recharged" — exclusive
• and more (unspecified in the announcement)

The two cars are the obvious targets, but the limited frame and exclusive namecard are the cosmetics least likely to return, so they matter for profile customization. The Dice and Letter fold back into NTE's wider lifestyle systems.

The returning Everdriving boxes

• Part 1's Everdriving Mystery Boxes are back in Part 2.
• Previously opened boxes still count — you resume from existing progress rather than starting over.
• For anyone who chased the 918 Spyder in July, the remaining Everdriving rewards are still reachable without re-opening what they already cleared.

Club Perks, and why owning the cars now pays off

The new Club Perks system keys rewards to vehicle ownership. After the update, each Porsche collab vehicle you own unlocks its matching perk:

• Porsche 918 Spyder → "Power Boost", a modification for Porsche collab vehicles.
• Porsche 911 Turbo (930) → "Salzburg", a classic livery for Porsche collab vehicles.
• Porsche Taycan Turbo GT with Weissach Package → Porsche collab furniture, a namecard, a phone case, a wallpaper, and a title.

This rewards collecting the whole set rather than one car: own all three and you unlock the modification, the livery and the full furniture-and-cosmetics bundle together. It also rewards Part 1 buyers retroactively — owning the 918 Spyder from July unlocks Power Boost automatically, with no new spend.

What isn't known

• The full box cost curve. Only the first box (50,000 Fons / 50 Annulith) and the fact that it climbs are stated; the 15-box total is not.
• The drop rates and reward order. The announcement points to the in-game event details.
• Whether the two cars are locked to specific box numbers, as the 918 Spyder was in Part 1 (barred from the first five draws).
• The exact quantities of Fons, Fabricated Dice and other materials in the pool.
• Whether the cars or cosmetics return after November 11 through any other route.

What to do

• Decide if you're going for the full 15. Opening all boxes unlocks everything, so the question is whether the escalating Fons cost fits your budget, not which reward to chase.
• Spend Fons before Annulith. Both open boxes, but Annulith is better saved for character banners.
• Resume the Everdriving boxes. Part 1 progress carries over — check what you cleared before spending fresh currency.
• Claim your Club Perks after updating. If you own the 918 Spyder, Power Boost is free the moment the update lands.
• Prioritize "Redline Rush" and "Roar Recharged" if you can't complete the full box — they're the items least likely to return.
• Read the in-game event details for rates. The post covers the structure; the numbers that decide total cost are in-game.

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