Porsche’s Edith: Volcano Ascent Debuts at Monterey Car Week, Showcasing Unseen Extremes of Automotive Achievement
Porsche is bringing an exhilarating documentary to Monterey Car Week with the debut of Edith: Volcano Ascent. This film chronicles the journey of a Porsche 911, driven by renowned racer Romain Dumas, as it ascends to the peak of Ojos del Salado, setting a new record for the highest altitude reached by a vehicle. Over four years in the making, the film captures the team’s dedication, from building the car to enduring the physical challenges of high-altitude environments.
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Get Started NowFilmed by TangentVector and featuring narration from videographer Niko Myyrä, Edith: Volcano Ascent dives into the risks and complexities of such a mission. The documentary combines breathtaking cinematography with personal accounts from key team members, including Porsche’s Executive Board Chairman Oliver Blume, who reflects on the technical innovations and human spirit behind the project. The world premiere at Monterey Car Week will be accompanied by a special appearance of the record-setting car and memorabilia for attendees.
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This documentary joins the recent trend of motorsport films that go beyond the racetrack, exploring the profound connection between man, machine, and nature. As part of Porsche’s legacy in breaking boundaries, Edith: Volcano Ascent offers an inside look into the extreme lengths the brand goes to in pursuit of innovation, making it a must-see for automotive enthusiasts and casual viewers alike.
