Scaling 22,093 feet up the highest volcano on Earth to break the ultimate altitude world record… Driven by triple Le Mans champion Romain Dumas, a specially engineered Porsche 911 named “Edith” climbed to 6,734 meters on Chile’s Ojos del Salado volcano, reaching the highest point ever driven by a land vehicle. Equipped with massive portal axles, aramid underbody armor, steer-by-wire technology, and running on synthetic eFuels, the 911 conquered sub-zero temperatures, razor-thin air, and 45-degree icy volcanic slopes. It’s the ultimate tribute to 60 years of Porsche 911 evolution, proving that the iconic rear-engine layout can dominate extreme mountain peaks just as effortlessly as iconic racetracks. Would you ever take a modified Porsche 911 on an extreme off-road expedition up a volcano? What are your thoughts? 🤔💭 ( Media: Porsche ) #porsche #porsche911 #911 #offroad #carguys