In late November 2025, Porsche owners across Russia began reporting bizarre, sudden failures. Cayennes, Macans, Panameras, 911s—even the electric Taycan—became completely undrivable.
• Engines refused to start.
• Fuel systems locked themselves.
• Immobilizers activated without warning.
• And in some rare cases, engines shut down mid-start.
Dealerships quickly confirmed the nightmare. Rolf Group, one of Russia’s largest auto dealers, issued a chilling statement:
“All Porsche models are affected. Any vehicle can be blocked.”
Thousands of Porsche cars reportedly went dead simultaneously—fueling claims of a covert NATO-backed cyber strike targeting Western luxury tech inside Russia.
Is this a warning shot in a new era of digital warfare?
Credit to : TFIGlobal