At a glance
Neverness to Everness's two Porsche mystery-box events are scheduled to end Nov. 10 at 1:59 p.m. PT and 4:59 p.m. ET, according to Perfect World Games' Version 1.4 notes.
Checked Nov. 2, 2026 against the official September patch notes. This is a deadline reminder for an existing event.
The short version
- Born to Race and Everdriving share the same published closing time.
- The two pools feature different Porsche vehicles; they are separate spending decisions.
- The first-box price is not a quote for completing either pool.
When do NTE's Porsche boxes close?
Both events close at the same instant: Nov. 11, 05:59 UTC+8, per Perfect World's official Version 1.4 notes. That falls on the previous calendar day in the United States. The conversions below use November's standard-time offsets.
Key dates (PT / ET / UTC)
| Event | Pacific | Eastern | UTC |
|---|---|---|---|
| Born to Race ends | Nov. 10, 1:59 p.m. PST | Nov. 10, 4:59 p.m. EST | Nov. 10, 21:59 |
| Everdriving ends | Nov. 10, 1:59 p.m. PST | Nov. 10, 4:59 p.m. EST | Nov. 10, 21:59 |
The notes date both openings to the September update. Their November deadline should not be read as a new collaboration announcement. For the surrounding patch calendar, see the broader NTE update record, which retains its own dated research.
What is in the two mystery-box pools?
Born to Race features the Porsche Taycan Turbo GT with Weissach Package and Porsche 911 Turbo (930). Everdriving features the Porsche 918 Spyder. Those vehicle names and pool assignments come from Perfect World's notes, rather than the general driving image above.
The publisher describes 15 boxes in each pool. The first costs 50,000 Fons or 50 Annulith, and subsequent prices increase. Opening every box obtains that pool's rewards, according to the notes; multiplying the opening price by 15 therefore does not establish the full cost.
The same source says previous Everdriving progress carries over. That statement concerns Everdriving specifically; it does not establish shared progress between the two pools. Vehicles from these boxes do not include a signature nameplate.
These distinctions matter before choosing a pool. A reader seeking one particular model should check its listed pool first, rather than treat every Porsche-branded box as interchangeable. The opening price alone also supplies no basis for estimating the cost of a particular vehicle.
What should players verify before spending?
Confirmed: the official notes publish the deadline, separate pools, escalating prices and Everdriving carryover. Not established here: an account-specific completion cost, current ownership state or which reward a particular opening will yield.
Check those details on the current in-game event screen before committing currency. This report follows the publisher's schedule; it is not a live inspection of every account's event availability.
NTE's US App Store listing identifies optional purchases, while its Steam description describes vehicle customization as part of the city's broader lifestyle activities. For that context, use our overview of Hethereau's systems. A deadline does not make the boxes necessary for enjoying those activities.
Maya's take: Keep the model, pool and total budget together when making the decision. If the next price or remaining rewards are unclear, wait for that information rather than spending because the calendar is closing.
