How to Get the Porsche 918 Spyder in Neverness to Everness – Porsche Collab

Hey, a Porsche is a Porsche.

Hotori with the Porsche 918 Spyder NTE
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The Everdriving Porsche collaboration event is a big surprise to Neverness to Everness players, as the collab features the Porsche 918 Spyder car acquirable for players through the mystery box draw event.

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Here’s everything you need to know about how to get the Porsche 918 Spyder in NTE, including all the pulls in the mystery box, the draw rates, and the total Annulith or Fons costs to acquire the Porsche.

Everdriving Porsche Event – How to Get the Porsche 918 Spyder in Neverness to Everness

To access the Everdriving Porsche event, open the events tab from your phone or by pressing F4 (on PC). Go to the limited event section by pressing the hourglass icon on the lower-left, and look for Everdriving Mystery Box. The Mystery Box features the Porsche 918 Spyder and a Perfect Partners outfit for the main character, among other decent rewards. However, each pull has a cost. But first, here are all the available rewards in the Everdriving Mystery Box:

Legendary Pulls

  • Porsche 918 Spyder – Premium Pull
  • Perfect Partners (Zero Outfit & Avatar) – Premium Pull
  • 10x Fabricated Dice
  • 3x Fabricated Dice
  • 3x Handwritten Letters
  • Trackside Shadow (Namecard)
  • Heartbeat Moment (Frame)

Other Rewards

  • 500,000 Fons
  • 100,000 Fons
  • 3x Floe Cinema Ticket
  • 10x Elite Hunter Guide
  • 100,000 Beetle Coins
  • 10x Dreamless Seeds

There are 15 total Mystery Box rewards. Each draw costs either Fons or Annulith. However, for each draw made, the price for both Fons and Annulith increases as follows:

Draw NumberAnnulith CostFons Cost
15050,000
28080,000
3100100,000
4150150,000
5200200,000
6300300,000
7500500,000
8600800,000
98001,000,000
1012001,500,000
1114002,000,000
1216002,500,000
1318003,000,000
1420003,500,000
1522004,200,000
12,980 Total Annuliths19,880,000 Total Fons

The prizes have a 15 draw limit, meaning all prizes in the pool will be obtained with 15 draws. The Porsche 918 Spyder, which is the most sought-after prize in the event pool, has the prize odds or pull rate. The probability of getting the Porsche 918 Spyder in the first five pulls is basically at 0, while jumping to 0.19% at the 6th draw, 0.64% at the 10th draw, and 7.60% at the 13th draw. At the 14th draw, it is at 16.43%, which is still crazy low, so if you want the Porsche 918 Spyder, you must absolutely make sure you have enough Annuliths and Fons to finish the 15 draws.

With a whopping total cost of 12,980 Annuliths or 19,880,000 Fons, it is almost impossible for a free-to-play player to acquire the Porsche 918 Spyder. First, you’d have to be extremely lucky and, at the same time, play every single day for dailies and have saved almost all free Annuliths in the game to finish the event.

The event lasts until July 8, 2026, so there’s ample time to farm both Annuliths and Fons to get there. That would be two resets for Bank Paws Heist, which should get you a couple million Fons, excluding the City Stamina resets. However, there are a lot of almost mandatory things that use Fons, such as the monthly Dices and Tri-Keys in the exchange. I’d suggest that if you have enough resources to pull up to the 12th-13th draw early into the event, you should be able to complete all the draws through farming for the next month. Just capitalize on making Fons every single week.

Enzo Zalamea

Enzo is a staff writer at Prima Games. He began writing news, guides, and listicles related to games back in 2019. In 2024, he started writing at Prima Games covering the best new games and updates regardless of the genre. You can find him playing the latest World of Warcraft expansion, Path of Exile, Teamfight Tactics, and popular competitive shooters like Valorant, Apex Legends, and CS2. Enzo received his Bachelor's degree in Marketing Management in De La Salle University and multiple SEO certifications from the University of California, Davis. Topics Covered: RPGs, MMOs, Path of Exile, Extraction Shooters, Simulators, Cozy Games, and basically any games with complexity.