About

What this site is

Mission S Report is an independent guide to the Porsche Mission S, the mid-engined vision model Porsche revealed in Queens, New York, on 15 October 2026. It exists to answer one question well: what do we actually know about this car? When a concept car is revealed, the internet fills with numbers within hours, and most of them are guesses repeated until they sound like facts. This site keeps a clean line between what Porsche has stated, what has only been reported, and what nobody knows yet.

We are not Porsche. This site is not affiliated with, sponsored by or endorsed by Dr. Ing. h.c. F. Porsche AG or any Porsche dealer. "Porsche" and "Mission S" appear here only to name the car we write about. The photographs and drawings come from Porsche's official media package and are credited to Porsche AG wherever they appear.

Who runs it

The site is written and edited by Mario Bailey, an independent publisher who runs a small group of reference websites built on primary sources. Mario is not a Porsche employee and not a professional motoring journalist, and this site does not pretend otherwise. What it offers instead is method: every confirmed fact traces to a Porsche release, every reported figure is labeled as reported and linked to whoever reported it, and nothing is filled in from guesswork.

Drafting is assisted by software tools; every page is checked line by line against the sources it cites before it is published, and Mario is responsible for everything on it.

How we keep it current

The Mission S is a moving story. Porsche will release more about the platform over the coming months and years. When it does, we update the spec sheet first and log the change, with its date, on the corrections and updates page. Read the editorial policy for the full rules, and get in touch if you spot something wrong.