Set to open in Changi in 2027, Singapore’s first Porsche Experience Centre will feature a dedicated driving circuit, lifestyle attractions and experiences for the whole family.
Ever wondered what it feels like to drive a Porsche the way its engineers intended, without having to worry about speed cameras, traffic lights or the occasional road hog? Come April 2027, Singaporeans will finally have somewhere to find out.
Porsche has officially opened bookings for its upcoming Porsche Experience Centre Singapore (PEC Singapore), with driving experiences starting from S$300.
The announcement was made during Porsche’s Raceborn Fest, held from 9 to 11 October 2026 at Guoco Midtown, as the German sports car manufacturer celebrates 75 years of motorsport heritage.
Located in Changi, PEC Singapore will become the 11th Porsche Experience Centre worldwide and the first specifically developed to serve Southeast Asia.
At its heart is a purpose-built driving circuit measuring more than two kilometres, featuring 18 corners designed to showcase the performance capabilities of Porsche’s sports cars. Under professional supervision, participants will be able to experience speeds of up to 200km/h and cornering forces reaching 1.4G.
Porsche will also offer programmes covering vehicle control, emergency manoeuvres and road safety, allowing participants to develop their driving skills in a controlled environment.
Introductory experiences start at S$300 for a Co-Pilot session, while a 30-minute guided driving experience costs from S$450. Bookings are now available through the official PEC Singapore website, with experiences commencing from April 2027.
While the circuit will undoubtedly attract enthusiasts, Porsche has designed the centre to appeal to a much wider audience. Visitors can expect dining establishments, simulator experiences, children’s play areas, changing heritage exhibitions and dedicated community spaces.
The facility is also intended to become an integrated Porsche ownership destination, bringing together vehicle sales, deliveries, aftersales services and Porsche Approved pre-owned vehicle operations. Interestingly, eligible new Porsche vehicles registered through Porsche Singapore from 1 January 2027 will include complimentary driving experiences at the centre, depending on the model and programme.
“The Porsche Experience Centre Singapore will bring car enthusiasts together, while offering experiences beyond the track for families and the wider public.”
Jean Ng, Assistant Chief Executive of the Experience Development Group at the Singapore Tourism Board.
The booking announcement coincides with Raceborn Fest, a free public event celebrating Porsche’s racing heritage. Among the highlights is a rare 1971 Porsche 917 KH, specially flown in from the Porsche Museum in Stuttgart.
The legendary racer is joined by the 911 GT3 R Rennsport, the classic Porsche 356 and the new Porsche 911 Challenge race car, making its Southeast Asian debut.
“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.”
Ragnar Schulte, CEO of Porsche Asia Pacific
Bookings are now open at www.pecsingapore.com, with experiences available from April 2027 onwards.
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