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Porsche Experience Centre coming to Singapore in 2027

The Singapore centre will be the 11th worldwide. 

Porsche will be building a new experience centre in Singapore, its first facility designed to cater to local and regional visitors.

According to the luxury car manufacturer, Singapore’s Porsche Experience Centre (PEC) will rise in a nine-hectare site next to the Changi Exhibition Centre.

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The PEC will be 20 minutes from Changi Airport and close to the upcoming Aviation Park MRT station.

Porsche will also build the city-state’s first permanent driving-focused facility on the same site. 

The PEC will mostly feature Porsche's electric vehicles and have various activities for visitors, such as themed exhibitions, periodically changing display cars from the archives of the Porsche Museum, racing simulators, and dining options.

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