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Porsche to open S$100 million ‘experiential centre’ in Changi by 2027

It will have a 2 km test-drive track and an aftersales facility

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Renald Yeo
Derryn Wong

Renald Yeo &

Derryn Wong

Published Fri, May 10, 2024 · 10:26 AM
    • Porsche Asia-Pacific CEO Hannes Ruoff says the upcoming centre aims to maximise revenue streams, meaning Porsche will be open to renting out the facility to corporates or Mice events.
    • Porsche Asia-Pacific CEO Hannes Ruoff says the upcoming centre aims to maximise revenue streams, meaning Porsche will be open to renting out the facility to corporates or Mice events. PHOTO: YEN MENG JIIN, BT

    GERMAN luxury carmaker Porsche is investing more than S$100 million in an “experiential facility” in Changi, set to launch in 2027.

    There, customers and visitors can test-drive Porsche’s cars, view exhibitions and more.

    The Porsche Experience Centre (PEC) will be Porsche’s 11th such facility worldwide, and its first in South-east Asia.

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