Porsche opens Singapore track bookings
PORSCHE sports cars will take to the new facility’s circuit, where drivers can experience speeds of up to 200 km/h under professional supervision.
AERIAL view of the upcoming Porsche Experience Centre Singapore shows its 18-turn circuit, which stretches more than two kilometers in Changi.
Photographs courtesy of Porsche
Porsche has opened reservations for its upcoming Porsche Experience Centre Singapore, where visitors can book driving sessions from April 2027, ahead of the facility’s official opening in Changi.
The booking platform went live on 8 October, with introductory experiences priced from SGD300 for a Co-Pilot session and SGD450 for a 30-minute guided drive.
BOOKINGS for Porsche Experience Centre Singapore are now open online, with driving sessions available from April 2027 at prices starting from SGD300.
The facility, which Porsche first announced in 2024, will be the German sports car manufacturer’s 11th Experience Centre worldwide and its first developed specifically for Southeast Asia.
At the heart of the project is a purpose-built circuit that stretches more than two kilometers and features 18 turns. Under professional supervision, participants will be able to drive at speeds of up to 200 km/h and experience cornering forces of up to 1.4 G.
The circuit will also serve as a venue for driver education. Courses will cover vehicle control, emergency maneuvers and road safety. Participants can learn how their cars behave under different conditions without the risks associated with public roads.
Porsche intends to attract more than sports car owners to the new facility. Visitors will have access to driving simulators, restaurants, heritage exhibitions and a children’s play area. Community spaces will also accommodate events and other activities.
The center will have a role in Porsche’s vehicle sales and aftersales operations in Singapore. Plans include vehicle deliveries, maintenance services and Porsche Approved used-car operations.
Customers who register eligible new Porsche vehicles through Porsche Singapore from 1 January 2027 will also receive complimentary driving experiences. Eligibility will depend on the vehicle model and the applicable program.
Porsche Asia Pacific chief executive Ragnar Schulte described the development as an important part of the company’s long-term commitment to Singapore and the wider Southeast Asian market.
The Singapore Tourism Board also welcomed the project, particularly its potential to attract visitors to the Changi area.
Jean Ng, assistant chief executive of the board’s Experience Development Group, said the center would give car enthusiasts access to driving activities while providing other attractions for families and tourists.
The announcement coincided with Porsche’s Raceborn Fest, which runs from 9 to 11 October at Porsche Studio Singapore and the surrounding Guoco Midtown area.
The free public event celebrates 75 years of Porsche Motorsport and features several historic racing cars, including the rare 1971 Porsche 917 KH.
Visitors can also see the new Porsche 911 Challenge customer racing car, which makes its Southeast Asian debut at the event. Interactive activities and other attractions are part of the three-day program.
Schulte said the festival gives Porsche an opportunity to share its motorsport history with local audiences and international racing fans during Singapore’s Formula One season.
The new Experience Centre will give visitors another opportunity to experience Porsche vehicles on a proper circuit without having to own one.
Porsche has yet to announce the exact date of the center’s official opening, although driving reservations are already available from April 2027 onward.