Icons of Porsche is officially back on Dubai’s 2026 calendar.
The sixth edition of the Porsche festival will take place on 21 and 22 November 2026, setting up another late-year gathering for collectors, owners and enthusiasts across the region.
For Dubai’s car community, it’s a date worth marking early.
At a glance
- Icons of Porsche Dubai will return for its sixth edition on 21 and 22 November 2026.
- The festival will again focus on Porsche cars, owners, collectors and the wider enthusiast community.
- Ticket sales are scheduled to begin later this year, with more event details to follow.
A late-year fixture for Porsche culture in Dubai
The event has grown into one of the region’s major automotive gatherings, bringing Porsche heritage, contemporary models and owner culture into one public-facing festival.
Its November timing also places it in one of Dubai’s busiest and most comfortable periods for outdoor events, when the city’s calendar shifts into high gear.
Porsche Middle East and Africa has confirmed that more information about the 2026 edition will be announced in the coming months.
That should include the programme, ticketing structure and the mix of cars, displays and community activations planned for the weekend.
Cars and community remain the focus
Dr. Manfred Bräunl, CEO of Porsche Middle East and Africa, described the sixth edition as “a celebration of cars and community.”
That phrase captures why Icons of Porsche has become more than a static display of rare metal.
The appeal sits in the blend of factory presence, regional ownership culture and the informal theatre that comes when classic 911s, modern GT cars and special Porsche projects gather in one place.
For collectors, the festival is a chance to see important cars outside the usual concours or private garage context.
For younger fans, it’s a more accessible entry point into Porsche’s design language, motorsport history and contemporary performance world.
What to know before tickets go on sale
Ticket sales for Icons of Porsche Dubai 2026 are expected to begin later this year.
Anyone who wants early updates can register through IconsOfPorsche.com, where future announcements will be shared as the event approaches.
The confirmed 21 and 22 November dates give regional visitors and international Porsche fans plenty of time to plan around the weekend.
With Dubai continuing to build its position as a major destination for automotive events, the 2026 edition arrives with clear momentum behind it.
For now, the important detail is simple: Icons of Porsche Dubai has its dates, and the next chapter of the festival is already on the calendar.
