Meet the Porsche Taycan Turbo S Soho House One
Porsche’s Sonderwunsch department has built a one-off Taycan Turbo S Sport Turismo in collaboration with Soho House.
When two brands share the same instinct for luxury, the collaboration tends to produce something extraordinary. Unveiled on 19 June 2026 at the Icons of Porsche event at Sunstede Silverstone, the Porsche Taycan Turbo S Soho House One is a single, bespoke machine born from a long-standing partnership between a German sports car manufacturer and one of the world’s most celebrated members-only clubs for creatives.
“Soho House has been a long-term partner of Porsche, creating exceptional member experiences for their global community,” said Deniz Keskin, Director of Brand Management and Partnerships at Porsche AG. “Their culture of creativity aligns closely with our own heritage and values, making an ideal partnership for meaningful cultural engagement.”
Sonderwunsch: The Art of the Possible
This project was handled by Sonderwunsch, Porsche’s ultimate, factory-level customization program that allows customers to co-create completely unique, one-of-a-kind vehicles. The Taycan Turbo S Sport Turismo was chosen as the base car deliberately, because its modern, powerful, and progressive character reflects the Soho House spirit.
Claas Hoops, Director of Sonderwunsch, said: “The goal was to bring the Soho atmosphere into a Porsche in a way that felt authentic to both worlds.”
The result is a car that keeps its performance identity entirely intact while wearing its cultural one with equal conviction.
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The Exterior: Greek Street in a Satin Finish
The most arresting thing about this Taycan before you open a door is its color. Sonderwunsch developed an exclusive Porsche Paint to Sample Plus shade called Greekstreetgreen (color code 61H), named after 40 Greek Street in London, the address of Soho House’s very first location. Rather than the conventional gloss finish this class of car typically wears, the body is given a full-surface matte satin treatment. This process demanded several hundred hours of labor across multiple stages of preparation, masking, painting, inspection, and reassembly.
The exterior stands out with brass-colored details inspired by Soho House. A hand-painted stripe runs along the sides, while the Turbo S badge at the rear and the Soho House logo above the taillight are in the same brass shade. The logo, made up of nine small squares, is inspired by the window design of Soho House’s original Greek Street location. The car also features a SportDesign Package painted in Monteverde Metallic and has matching 21-inch Mission E Design wheels.
The panoramic roof with Variable Light Control uses liquid-crystal technology to switch opacity from entirely clear to matte white at the touch of a switch. It also features a laser-etched triangular pattern that connects all interior surfaces and serves as the visual thread running through the entire design.
The Interior: Where the Collaboration Lives
The Sonderwunsch team designs interiors emotionally. The upholstery is a newly developed fabric called Soho House One, based on the Soho Home Murphy Jacquard. Its yarns were dyed to precise color tones, and its geometric pattern draws directly from the motifs found at 180 House in London. The same pattern appears across the panoramic roof, the seat inlays, and the deep-pile carpets in Truffle Brown.
The burl wood trim took 16 months of development before the final specification was approved. It is a signature material across the Soho Home range, and its inclusion here ties the car visibly to the Houses themselves. Truffle Brown leather covers the remaining surfaces, building an atmosphere that is warm and considered rather than sporty or austere.
The attention to detail extends beyond the main surfaces. LED courtesy lights in the doors carry the Soho House logo. Brushed Door Sill Guards in Carbon Matt display an illuminated Soho House One nameplate. The rear trunk mat is embossed with the triangular pattern. There is a bespoke documentation folder. The car key is painted in Greekstreetgreen and comes with a matching key pouch in the Soho House One fabric. Every touchpoint in the ownership experience has been considered and resolved.
The Machine Underneath
All of this craft rests on the Taycan Turbo S Sport Turismo, which produces 700 kW (952 PS) from its dual-motor all-wheel-drive powertrain. With Launch Control engaged, it reaches 60 mph in 2.3 seconds. The top speed is 162 mph. A 105 kWh battery pack powers the system, and WLTP combined electrical consumption is 18.7-20.9 kWh per 100 km, with no CO2 emissions. This is, beneath all the craft and collaboration, one of the quickest estate cars ever made.
A Fitting Final Chapter
The timing of this reveal carries its own significance. Porsche has confirmed that 2026 will be the final model year for the Taycan Cross Turismo and Taycan Sport Turismo in markets including the United States, with the updated 2027 Taycan lineup moving forward as a sedan only. The Soho House One is therefore not only a one-off showcase for Sonderwunsch and Soho Home but also among the last creative statements that the Sport Turismo body style will make.
It is a memorable way to close a chapter. Quiet enough in its exterior presence to pass without fanfare, rich enough in its detail and story to reward close inspection, and fast enough to remind you at any moment of exactly what it is, the Porsche Taycan Turbo S Soho House One is a car that earns its name entirely on its own terms.
