Porsche Korea hosts large-scale fan festival in Seoul

Porsche Korea successfully concluded its large-scale fan festival, ‘Porsche Vibe Seoul,’ held from the 3rd to the 4th at the Seoul Culture Depot. The event attracted approximately 15,000 visitors over two days and featured around 70 vehicles, including heritage models from the Porsche Museum in Stuttgart, various generations of the 911, and the latest electric models.

A major highlight of the festival was the domestic debut of the new Cayenne Coupe Electric. The top-tier Cayenne Turbo Coupe Electric was showcased, boasting a maximum output of 1,156 hp and a 0-100 km/h acceleration time of 2.5 seconds. Additionally, Porsche AG’s customization program, Sonderwunsch, was introduced, featuring a custom-designed 911 Turbo S.

Matthias Buess, CEO of Porsche Korea, stated that the goal is to transform the event into a global community platform that attracts Porsche enthusiasts from around the world to Seoul. The festival also included a community meetup on the final day with 500 participants and 300 vehicles. To support social causes, Porsche Korea donated 150 million KRW from ticket sales to the Green Umbrella foundation to support children with talents in arts and physical education.