Hot Wheels Elite64 Porsche 911 GT2 EVO 993 Playstation

The Hot Wheels Porsche 911 GT2 EVO 993, catalog number JNF07, is a 1:64 scale collectible model from the Hot Wheels Elite 64 line—the most technically advanced and highly detailed series in Mattel’s portfolio, aimed exclusively at adult collectors. This piece is number #23 in the series.

The Porsche 911 GT2 EVO 993 casting was designed by Phil Riehlman and debuted in 2025 within the Elite 64 line; the chassis is marked "Porsche 911 GT2 EVO (993)." The JNF07 release dates to 2026. The body is finished in black with a Gran Turismo livery in PlayStation colors, complemented by the number "97" and a Porsche crest on the sides, a Porsche windshield banner, Michelin and Bilstein sponsor logos, "911 GT" lettering on the rear, and detailed taillights. The chassis is metal, finished in a matte cool gray metallic, with medium-tinted windows and a black interior featuring a white roll cage. The model rolls on dedicated, branded Michelin tires made with Real Riders technology—a detail exclusive to the Elite 64 line. The country of manufacture is China, as is standard for this series.

This release was created in collaboration with Gran Turismo and the PlayStation brand. The simulator series developed by Polyphony Digital under the direction of Kazunori Yamauchi was first released in 1997 and has been inextricably linked to Sony consoles ever since, with its branding appearing on cars in real-world racing.

The prototype is the Porsche 911 GT2 Evo based on the 993 body—a racing variant of the road-going GT2 introduced in 1995 for GT1 class competition. Compared to the road version, it received larger turbochargers, boosting the power of the 3.6-liter turbocharged boxer engine to 600 hp, as well as an enlarged wing, wider fender flares, and reduced weight; power was sent exclusively to the rear wheels. The model's racing career was brief, as it was replaced by the purpose-built 911 GT1 as early as 1996. Only 11 examples were built.

The collectible value of Elite 64 models is the highest in the entire Hot Wheels range: they are produced in very limited quantities, feature metal bodies and chassis, rubber tires, and a level of detail unattainable in standard lines. In this case, it is further enhanced by the Gran Turismo and PlayStation license, as well as the dedicated Michelin tires.

FAQ

What makes the tires on this Hot Wheels model special?
The model is equipped with dedicated, branded Michelin tires made with Real Riders technology—a feature found only in the Elite 64 line.

Which number in the Elite 64 series is this model?
JNF07 is Elite 64 #23 from 2026.

What livery does this model have?
The model features a Gran Turismo livery in PlayStation colors, with the number "97," a Porsche crest, and Michelin and Bilstein logos.