Porsche Experience Centre Singapore Opens Bookings Ahead of 2027 Launch, Driving Experiences from S$300

Porsche has opened bookings for its upcoming Porsche Experience Centre Singapore, with driving experiences starting from S$300 and available slots from April 2027.

The announcement was made at Raceborn Fest, a free public event celebrating 75 years of Porsche Motorsport running from 9 to 11 October 2026 at Porsche Studio Singapore and the surrounding Guoco Midtown spaces.

The official website and booking platform for Porsche Experience Centre Singapore is now live, allowing customers and enthusiasts to reserve experiences ahead of the facility’s planned opening in Changi in 2027. Introductory programmes include a Co-Pilot experience from S$300 and a 30-minute guided driving session from S$450. Terms and conditions apply.

Raceborn Fest brings Porsche’s motorsport heritage to the heart of Singapore during the Formula One race weekend. One of the event’s highlights is the Southeast Asian debut of the new Porsche 911 Challenge race car, unveiled alongside a collection of historic and contemporary competition cars.

The display includes a rare 1971 Porsche 917 KH flown in from the Porsche Museum in Stuttgart exclusively for the event, the 911 GT3 R Rennsport and a classic Porsche 356. Together, the cars showcase the marque’s motorsport history and its continued development of vehicles for competition.

The unveiling of the 911 Challenge gives visitors an opportunity to see Porsche’s latest customer racing car up close, while the wider festival features interactive activities and family-friendly entertainment. Admission to Raceborn Fest is free.

Porsche Experience Centre Singapore will be the 11th facility in the brand’s global network and the first designed specifically to serve Southeast Asia. Beyond performance driving, the centre will combine exhibitions, dining, lifestyle and hospitality offerings, simulator experiences, a children’s play area and community spaces.

A key feature will be a purpose-built circuit measuring more than 2km and featuring 18 turns. Under professional supervision, participants will be able to experience speeds of up to 200km/h and cornering forces of up to 1.4G.

The facility will also offer programmes focused on driver development, vehicle control, emergency manoeuvres and road safety, allowing participants to improve their driving skills in a controlled environment.

The centre is intended to appeal to a broader audience beyond existing Porsche owners and motorsport enthusiasts, including families and visitors from Singapore and overseas.

“The Porsche Experience Centre Singapore will bring car enthusiasts together, while offering experiences beyond the track for families and the wider public. Through its mix of driving experiences, exhibitions and lifestyle programmes, we look forward to PEC bringing greater vibrancy to the Changi precinct and adding a distinctive new experience to Singapore’s tourism landscape,” said Ms Jean Ng, Assistant Chief Executive, Experience Development Group, Singapore Tourism Board.

The facility will also form part of Porsche’s wider customer ownership ecosystem in Singapore, bringing together vehicle sales and delivery opportunities, aftersales services, Porsche Approved used vehicle operations, lifestyle experiences and community gatherings.

Depending on vehicle model and programme eligibility, new Porsche vehicles registered in Singapore through Porsche Singapore from 1 January 2027 will include complimentary driving experiences at the centre.

“Motorsport has been at the heart of Porsche for 75 years, and the Raceborn Fest allows us to share that passion with Singaporeans and international racing fans during one of the most exciting weeks on the motorsport calendar,” shared Ragnar Schulte, CEO of Porsche Asia Pacific.

“By bringing together iconic race cars, interactive experiences and the debut of the new 911 Challenge race car, we are celebrating our heritage while looking ahead to the future. That future includes PEC Singapore, a landmark project that reflects our long-term commitment to Singapore and Southeast Asia, and we are delighted to open bookings and invite customers and enthusiasts to be among the first to experience it,” added Schulte.

Bookings for Porsche Experience Centre Singapore are available at www.pecsingapore.com. Driving slots are scheduled to begin from April 2027, ahead of the centre’s planned opening later that year.