Issue 3, 2014

The new 911 Carrera S - Martini Racing Edition

Porsche Carrera Cup Asia takes on Sepang
Porsche Travel Club heads to Europe

911 Carrera S
Martini Racing Edition
Dear Porsche Enthusiasts,

With a host of exciting events and unique experiences planned, there is much
to look forward to in the coming months. Firstly, I am delighted to announce
that Auto Chengdu 2014 is now successfully underway, where Porsche is once
again showcasing its latest cutting-edge innovations to Porsche enthusiasts
and customers from across China. Taking centre-stage is the Asia Premiere of
the 911 Carrera S - Martini Racing Edition, which pays tribute to our numerous
successes on the racetrack. The new 911 is joined on stage by several other
Porsche masterpieces, including the new Macan Turbo, the 911 Targa 4S and
the Panamera S - E Hybrid.

This September, our new Porsche Driving Experience events kick off with more
exhilarating programmes. Porsche Sport Driving School hosts its extensive driv-
ing courses in Shanghai, where you can hone your driving skills with our experi-
enced driving instructors on hand; while Porsche Travel Club China heads to the
beautiful landscapes of Tibet for the first time this year, where you can experi-
ence the diverse driving routes behind the wheel of the new Porsche Macan.

Back to the racetrack, after a gripping race in Malaysia, Porsche Carrera Cup
Asia heads to Singapore for the next enthralling round of the season. In what is
sure to be a fierce display of skill and determination, drivers will battle on the chal-
lenging Marina Bay Circuit from 19 to 21 September for round 10 of the competi-
tion, before the final two rounds on the Shanghai International Circuit in October.

Lastly, I am delighted to announce the recent opening of Porsche Centre Yulin. As the
Porsche China network continues to expand, our premium services and state of the
art sports cars are reaching more and more customers across China.

I wish you an autumn of safe driving in your Porsche!

Best Regards

Porsche (China) Motors Limited

Mr. Deesch Papke
President & CEO Porsche China
Porsche Takes Centre-Stage
At Auto Chengdu 2014.
The 17th Chengdu Motor Show is taking place from 30 August to 7 September. Once again, Porsche is demon-
strating its leading role in the automotive industry by unveiling its latest cutting-edge models, with the new
"911 Carrera S - Martini Racing Edition", which is celebrating its Asia Premiere, alongside the new Macan Turbo,
911 Targa 4S and the Panamera S-E Hybrid. Drop by and see for yourself how Porsche leads the trend and
steers the future of automotive engineering.
 911 Carrera S - Martini Racing Edition.

Martini Racing. No name better illustrates

Porsche’s success on the racetrack. Now,
the partnership which began almost four
decades ago at the Targa Florio celebrates
a brand new chapter. Meet the new 911
Carrera S - Martini Racing Edition, a sports
car that combines classic motorsport
heritage with exclusive tailoring to create
something truly unique.

Incorporating elements from motorsport legends such as front spoiler creates a lower appearance close to the
the 917K and the 935 “Moby Dick”, the new 911 is a tribute road. SportDesign mirrors add to the dynamic look of
to some of our greatest successes on the racetrack. Each the car, which is reinforced by 20-inch Carrera S
contour tells a story and every curve is a reminder of our wheels, painted in Platinum.
racing glory, both past and present.
But what about performance? Like any Porsche sports
After the 918 Spyder, the first car with “Martini Racing” car, the figures speak for themselves. With a 3.8-litre
Design, the 911 Carrera S – Martini Racing Edition is flat-six engine delivering 400 hp, the 911 Carrera S - Mar-
available in either black or white, with its sleek body tini Racing Edition not only looks like a sports car built for
providing the perfect canvas for a set of illustrious the racetrack. It drives like one too. Thanks to a PDK
Martini Racing decals, which adorn the front, sides and gearbox with additional Sport Plus button fitted as stand-
bonnet. Beyond the “Martini Racing Design”, the car is ard, the new 911 is capable of accelerating from 0 to 100
characterized by its sporty features. An Aerokit Cup km/h in 4.1 seconds. Top speed of 302 km/h. All this
with a moderate consumption of just 8.7 litres per 100 module, Bose Surround Sound-System, tachometer
km (CO2 emissions: 202 g/km). with black gauge dial and all-electric sport seats in
black leather.
This special edition is limited to 30 units for China only
and its exclusivity is clearly defined with the illuminat- The 911 Carrera S - Martini Racing Edition. The per-
ed red lettering on the stainless steel door guards with fect tribute to decades of motorsport victories and
911 Carrera S – Martini Racing Edition. But that’s not a reminder of our true identity.
the only indicator of the car’s exclusivity. The interior
package also includes dashboard accents with the 911 Carrera S - Martini Racing Edition

"Martini Racing Edition" badge. Meanwhile, the new Engine: 3.8-litre flat six engine

911’s standard Sport Design steering wheel and Sport Maximum Power: 294 kW (400 hp)

Chrono package are complemented by the Porsche 0 to 100 km/h: 4.3 s (4.1 s Sport +)
Top speed: 302 km/h
Communication Management (PCM) with navigation
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Porsche Carrera Cup Asia
Rounds 8 & 9
Following a two-month summer hiatus, the Porsche Out in front, Martin Ragginger led the pack followed closely by
Carrera Cup Asia returned with a vengeance from 16 Rodolfo Avila, Alexandre Imperatori and Earl Bamber. An ag-
to17 August as drivers battled on the Sepang Interna- gressive Imperatori charged past Avila, continuing his
tional Circuit for Rounds 8 & 9 of the competition. In a impressive pace as he closed up to Ragginger. So high are the
fierce contest of racing skill and determination, the stakes as the race for championship nears the Finale that
28-strong field, each piloting identical Porsche 911 GT3 neither rival was prepared to concede an inch. Inevitably, the
Cup (Type 991) race cars, put on a thrilling display as pair made contact and spun out, dropping them both down
they battled their way to pole position. the field. Unfortunately, the two racing stars never managed
to recover from the collision, leaving Bamber and Avila to
The 8th round of the Porsche Carrera Cup Asia was a
claim first and second place on the podium respectively.
white knuckle ride for drivers, teams and spectators
from the starting grid to the chequered flag. As the Meanwhile in Class B, it was points leader Alif Hamdan
lights went out and the field thundered off the grid, of Nexus racing who took the win, with a successful
an opening melee claimed several drivers, including recovery following a tough qualifying round. Second and
Modena Motorsports’ John Shen and Prince Racing third went to series newcomer Max Twigg of Clearwater
Hong Kong’s Kenneth Lau. Racing and OpenRoad Racing’s Francis Tjia respectively.
Round 9 saw the grid return with no less ferocity. As the from Imperatori and Tung, who had suffered several set-
lights went out, Ragginger got away well, followed by Bamber backs earlier in the race. Both drivers were on maximum
and Budweiser Team Absolute Racing’s Ho-Pin Tung, with attack on the final lap, but Hamdan was giving no quarter.
Avila getting by Zhang Tong Auto’s Zhang Da Sheng at the The Team Jebsen star defended well until the flag, claiming
start and up to fourth. As the 28-strong vied for position, another Class B victory and fourth place overall. Second
behind them Ragginger desperately tried to pull a gap from and third in the gentlemen driver category were Max Twigg
the unrelenting Bamber but the pair was too evenly matched. and Yuey Tan of Dorr Havelock Racing respectively.
Lap after lap, Bamber made his move, but Ragginger remained
After the sizzling double-header in Malaysia, Porsche
cool-headed all the way to the chequered flag, where he
Carrera Cup Asia now heads to Singapore, where drivers
claimed his second victory of the season.
will take on the Marina Bay Circuit in Malaysia for Round
Behind them, Avila challenged Tung for third place. With nei- 10 of this season from 19 to 21 September. With the fi-
ther giving an inch, the pair made contact and Tung spun nale looming ever closer and just a few points separating
out, leaving Avila to claim the number three spot on the po- the top drivers in both Class A and Class B, it is anyone’s
dium. Meanwhile in fourth, Hamdan withstood an attack first guess what will happen in the next thrilling round of Asia’s
from Team Yongda Dongfang’s Ro.C. Skyangel and then premiere one-make racing series.
A Summer Adventure
Exploring Europe with Porsche Travel Club China.
This summer, the Porsche Travel Club China once again Stopping for a night by the famous Lake Constance,
took Porsche customers abroad for a series of fascinat- guests were greeted by a magnificent view of the Alpine
ing tours through Europe, packed with splendid views, as they enjoyed the serene atmosphere. The next day,
exquisite cuisine and above all, iconic sports cars. guests could have a sneak peek into the historical life
of German royalty and architecture from the 19 th cen-
Black Forest, Germany (30 July - 4 August)
tury with a visit to the legendary Neuschwanstein Castle
The journey began in the Porsche museum in Zuffenhausen, built by King Ludwig II.
where customers had a unique chance to admire many of
their favourite historical Porsche models, setting an exciting The trip wrapped up with a relaxed tour of the charming
precedent for the upcoming trip. Bavarian capital, Munich, which left customers refreshed
and ready for their next adventure ahead.
The next two days saw guests driving down the road to
Baden-Baden and then heading through the Black Forest Alpine, Germany (6 - 12 August)
Ridgeway, where they could soak up the breath-taking Ger- Leaving Ludwigsburg near Stuttgart, the intrepid
man scenery. With a mix of winding mountain roads, forest group of Porsche customers began the trip by navigat-
routes and open highways, the drive offered customers a ing a combination of quiet winding country roads and
golden opportunity to explore the incredible handling and motorways. Absorbed by the delightful hum of their
performance of their Porsche sports cars. 911 engines amid the quiet German countryside,
guests took in the lush green surroundings as they magnificent valley in the Bavarian Alps.
made their way to the Swiss border.
Now in its third year, the Porsche Travel Club is the
Once in Switzerland, the fleet stopped in Zurich for a perfect opportunity for you to explore fascinating
night and explored its wonderful attractions, before and exotic locations behind the wheel of Porsche
heading towards St. Moritz, a cosy quaint town nestling sports cars. Offering enthralling tour itineraries for
among the Alpine mountains. Speeding past a chain of Porsche owners and enthusiasts, the Porsche Travel
tranquil lakes along the winding stretch of road, guests Club combines the passion for motorsports, travel
enjoyed the dream-like view as their 911 cars respond- and driving pleasure for all adventure seekers.
ed smoothly and instinctively to every manoeuvre.
For more information, please call your preferred Porsche
Before long, the roads changed to a series of slalom Centre or visit us at：www.porsche.cn/travelclub or scan
routes leading over the Alpine mountains, perfect the QR code below.

terrain to test the cornering and handling capabilities

of the 911. Unveiling the unspoiled rugged beauty of
the revered Alps, the route provided participants
with a driving experience like no other, before a
night’s rest in an exclusive resort tucked away in a
Mastering the Art of Drift
Porsche Sport Driving School g-Force.
Porsche Sport Driving School is one of the few establishments cornering, through the orchestrated use of gas and brakes.
in the world where learning is combined with pure exhilaration.
Take for example the g-Force course, which allows participants In Focus: Do participants need to prepare them-
to discover the art of controlled drifting and explore how to selves in any way before taking the course?
keep the car under control in some of the most challenging Lim: We recommend participants complete the Precision
situations. In Focus spent five minutes with Porsche Instructor course first. In this way they can cover all the basics when
Kenneth Lim to discuss what makes this course so exciting it comes to the potential dangers of everyday driving and
and how it can benefit participants in improving their driving maintaining control of the car in even the most demanding
skills. situations. g-Force is similar to Snow Force, but it’s an even
more advanced experience because the drifting is done on
In Focus: What kind of unique driving experience the circuit instead of on ice. The art of drifting is always
does g-Force offer? difficult, but with Porsche sports cars renowned for their
Lim: During the two-day course, we spend one and a half outstanding handling, it is made much easier and more fun.
days practicing the art of drifting and half a day on the cir-
cuit, where participants have plenty of time to complete full In Focus: Do you have any special advice for par-
laps. g-Force provides techniques for maintaining steady ticipants taking the course?
control over the car under extreme conditions. For exam- Lim: Participants should ensure they are well rested be-
ple, we water down certain parts of the track, particularly fore taking this course and to wear comfortable shoes.
on bends to make them slippery and turn off the control But above all, to enjoy themselves! g-Force is an exhila-
systems on the car so that participants can have a better rating experience and participants always want to come
understanding of how to control the drift of a car during back for another round!
Performance Principles
Top driving tips from the Porsche Sport Driving School team.

Welcome to Performance Principles, where the Porsche Sport Driving School provides driving tips to help make
your journeys more safe and more enjoyable in your Porsche. In this issue we look at the essential tips for driv-
ing in Autumn.

What should I pay attention to when driving in autumn?

Mr Liu, Shanghai
1. Plan ahead for wet conditions: In northern and east-
ern China, autumn often brings rainfall, which can
decrease visibility and create problems when driving.
Always make sure your windshield wipers are in good
working condition and that your tires are properly inflat-
ed. If driving on a road with excess water, slow down and
avoid sudden movements with the steering wheel or
brake pedal.

2. Watch out for leaves: Once leaves become wet, they

can present slippery and dangerous driving conditions.
Be sure to watch for patches of wet leaves on the road
or on road lines.

3. Stay alert on the road: Shorter daylight hours, par-

ticular in the north, means reduced visibility on the
roads. You should be extra vigilant of pedestrians, cy-
clists and other drivers.

4. Adjust your headlights: When driving in fog, set

your headlights to “low beam”. This setting aims the
beam of light down towards the roadway, increasing
visibility.

5. Always keep a pair of sunglasses handy: Sunrises

and sunsets in autumn can be very bright. This often cre-
ates a large amount of glare, making it difficult to see other
vehicles, the roadway or the road's shoulder. Wearing sun-
glasses during these times reduces the danger.

In every issue of In Focus, the PSDS Team answers questions from participants around China. To find out more
about advanced driving and safety, join the Porsche Sport Driving School. If you have any queries or require
more information, please feel free to contact us at [email protected].
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Optimised handling for flawless performance
Porsche Dynamic Chassis Control
Porsche sports cars are renowned for providing supe- controlling each individual wheel, based on steering
rior handling with unique responsiveness. Whether for angle and cornering forces. This ensures that each tyre
the road or the racetrack, Porsche sports cars provide is delivering the maximum grip available and the vehi-
the unique balance between power and stability to cle weight is distributed more evenly across all four
achieve even higher levels of cornering and control. A tyres, providing improved dynamic performance and
perfect combination for optimised performance and handling characteristics in all situations. In addition to
everyday usability. this, active control of the body movement also pro-
vides an increased ride comfort at all speeds.
Porsche Dynamic Chassis Control is an active anti-roll
system that suppresses lateral body roll during corner- So what does this mean? Agility and handling perfor-
ing manoeuvres and minimises instability of the vehicle mance perfectly suited to the road or race track,
on uneven ground. This allows the vehicle to hold the combined with a level of ride comfort unrivalled in a
road better and deliver an even sportier performance. performance sports car.

This effect is achieved with the aid of hydraulic stabilis- Porsche Dynamic Chassis Control is standard on Porsche
ing actuators designed to keep the tyres perfectly in S models and is a perfect example of Porsche Intelligent
contact with the road even during extreme cornering Performance – iconic sports cars built for the racetrack
situations. The body roll is counteracted by actuators and the road.
 GET THE MOTORSPORT LOOK
Motorsport decals Martini Racing design

Since the early 1970’s, Porsche motor sports vehicles have competed in
races bearing Martini Racing branding. Initially in cooperation with private
teams, then from 1973 with an official sponsoring contract. To this day, the
popular design can be seen on numerous Porsche race cars, which is now
also available for your 911. The illustrious set comprises of the “MARTINI”
strip logo on the bonnet and roof, rear wing and side skirts.

Exclusively designed for the 911 Carrera/911 Carrera S/911 Carrera

4/911 Carrera 4S models with Aerokit Cup or SportDesign package, as
well as the 911 GT3 (type 991). These sets are not applicable for vehicles
with electric slide/tilt roof or electric slide/tilt glass roof.

Motorsport decals and ‘PORSCHE’ decorative side logos

It celebrated its premiere at the 12 Hours of Sebring race: the “PORSCHE”

logo first appeared on the side skirts of the Porsche 910 in 1967. Due to its
great popularity, it was also made available as an optional extra for stand-
ard-production cars. The Porsche Tequipment motor sports accessories
have brought back a classic design which features the “PORSCHE” logo on
the side skirt, in addition to the “PORSCHE” logo strip on the bonnet. The
decorative strip extends over the roof to the rear wing. This set provides
your 911 with an even more dynamic and sporty look. Available in black,
silver, blue or red. Exclusively designed for GT3 (type 991) only.

All Tequipment options can now be found on-

line by visiting www.porsche.com/tequipment
or by scanning the QR code below.
 40 Years On: Porsche & Martini Racing
Over the years, the distinctive lettering of Martini Racing has stood beside many famous
names in motorsports. But most agree their partnership with Porsche during the golden
era of racing is the most thrilling to date. Not to mention the most beautiful.

1971
In 1971, Porsche debuted the revolutionary 917LH with a strik-
ing “Martini Racing” design at Le Mans. Driven by Dr. Helmut
Marko and Gijs van Lennep, the 917 not only won the race, it
set a record that would not be broken for another 50 years.
So began one of the greatest racing partnerships of all time.

1973
During the famous Targa Florio in 1973, a 911 Carrera
RSR 2.8 adorned in Martini Racing colours and driven
by Gijs van Lennep and Herbert Mueller expertly navi-

1976 gated the Sicilian mountain roads to claim 1st place.

Another 1st place was taken in 1976 with the Porsche

935, an evolution of the Porsche Carrera RSR 2.1 turbo
prototype. Piloted by Jochen Mass and Jacky Ickx, the
Porsche 935 took an overall victory during the Brand
World Championship.

1976-1977
In a grueling test of endurance, Porsche & Martini Racing
claimed two consecutive Le Mans victories in 1976 and
1977 with rock star Jacky Ickx behind the wheel of a

1978
Porsche 935.

In the 1978 East African Safari Rally, a Porsche 911 SC

Rally car piloted by Vic Preston Jr ended up finishing in
second place, and went straight to the Porsche Museum
where it stands to this day.

2014
The partnership which began almost four decades ago cel-
ebrates a brand new chapter with the new 911 Carrera S
- Martini Racing Edition, a tribute to our success on the race
track and a reminder of our true identity.
Shaanxi Celebrates Porsche China Opens
the Opening of its Third Porsche Centre
Third Porsche Centre in Sichuan
On 19 August, Porsche opened its third Porsche Centre in On 9 July, Porsche opened its newest fully integrated 4S Porsche
Shaanxi, with Porsche Centre Yulin. This all-new Porsche Centre Centre in the Jinjiang District of Chengdu. As the third Porsche
covers an area of more than 10,900 square-metres and fea- Centre in Sichuan, Porsche Centre Chengdu Jinjiang further
tures a state-of-the-art showroom capable of displaying 18 strengthens Porsche’s leading position in the luxury automotive
Porsche sports cars at the same time. Meanwhile, a wide se- market in West China. The new Porsche Centre covers an area
lection of Porsche Exclusive and Tequipment Genuine Accessories of more than 10,600 square-metres and features a showroom
demonstrates the brand's individualisation options to fit each capable of displaying up to 19 Porsche sports cars. With a wide
customer's unique taste. With its advanced facilities and strate- selection of Porsche Exclusive and Tequipment Genuine Acces-
gic location, the new Porsche Centre will play a key role in the sories, Porsche Centre Chengdu Jinjiang offers a unique and
development of the Northwest China market while providing exclusive customer experience on every visit. Meanwhile, the
Porsche customers and enthusiasts across the region with advanced service centre is also staffed by a professional After
convenient access to the unique sports cars, superior After Sales service team, providing best-in-class customer service for
Sales care, and world-class customer service. every Porsche customer and enthusiast.

87,800 Porsche Sports Cars

Sold in First Six Months
Once again, Porsche AG has achieved exceptional sales growth in the international
market with 87,800 vehicles delivered from January to June 2014, resulting in the
sports car marque achieving sales growth of almost eight percent compared to the
same period last year. The new Panamera Gran Turismo was especially in demand
with approximately 13,500 units delivered – a rise of 28 per cent. Almost one in ten
customers opted for the efficient and sporty plug-in hybrid model. This year, Porsche
has witnessed sales increases in all key regions so far. In China, Porsche reports a
rise of eight per cent with 19,800 cars sold in the first six months of 2014. The major-
ity of deliveries worldwide were registered by the Cayenne with 37,200 units,
followed by the 911 model series with 15,615 units.
2014 Calendar*

Chengdu Motor Show 2014

Date: 29 Aug - 7 Sept
Location: Chengdu

Porsche Sport Driving School, Precision

Date: 8 - 9 Sept
Location: Shanghai Intl. Circuit

Porsche Sport Driving School, Telemetric

Date: 10 - 11 Sept (Wave 1)
15 - 16 Sept (Wave 2)
Location: Shanghai Intl. Circuit

Porsche Sport Driving School, Master

Date: 12 - 13 Sept
Location: Shanghai Intl. Circuit

Porsche Sport Driving School, Performance

Date: 14 Sept
Location: Shanghai Intl. Circuit

Porsche World roadshow

Date: 17 - 21 Sept
Location: Shanghai

Porsche Carrera Cup Asia, Round 10

Date: 19 - 21 Sept
Location: Singapore

* Please note the calendar above is not final and may be subject to change.
Porsche Centre Directory
Porsche Centre Beijing Central Porsche Centre Chongqing Renhe Porsche Centre Hohhot
Tel: +86 10 65211 911 Tel: +86 23 67898 911 Tel: +86 471 3268 911
G/F, Chang An Club No.10 East Chang’an No.5,Renhe Overpass Branch No.40 (A) Xing’an North Road
Avenue, Beijing, China Road,Northern New District Xincheng District, Hohhot, China
Chongqing, China
Porsche Centre Beijing Goldenport Porsche Centre Jinan
Tel: +86 10 64309 911 Porsche Centre Dalian Tel: +86 531 87972 911
A1, No.8, Area C, Goldenport Motor Park Tel: +86 411 88866 911 No.3311, Jingshi West Road
No.1 Jingang Avenue, Dongwei Road North No.570, Hongcheng Road Jinan, China
Jinzhan Village, Chaoyang District Ganjingzi District , Dalian, China
Beijing, China Porsche Centre Jinhua
Porsche Centre Dongguan Tel: +86 579 82728 911
Porsche Centre Beijing Haidian Tel: +86 769 81118 911 No.889 Dongyang Street
Tel: +86 10 58739 911 A-03-03 Liaobu International Jinhua, China
No.143 West Sihuanbei Road Automobile City, Dongguan, China
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Tel: +86 10 88981 911 No.1 Mount Hero Motor City, and the Luguang Road, Kunming, China
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Porsche Centre Beijing Yizhuang Tel: +86 591 87105 911 New Epoch Automobile City
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Beijing, China
Porsche Centre Guangzhou Porsche Centre Nanchang
Porsche Centre Changchun Tel: +86 20 37199 911 Tel: +86 791 83811 911
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No.4058 Changshen Road Guangzhou, China Nanchang, China
Automobile Industry Development Zone
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Tel: +86 898 68613 911 Tel: +86 25 85208 911
Porsche Centre Changsha No.143 Nanhai Road, Haikou, China No.156, Jiangdong Zhonglu, Jianye
Tel: +86 731 84091 911 District, Nanjing, China
No.B03 Jinxiu Road,Central-South Auto- Porsche Centre Hangzhou Binjiang
mobile World Xingsha Town Tel: +86 571 87777 911 Porsche Centre Nanjing Ningnan
Changsha, China No.726 Yueming Road, Hangzhou, China Tel: +86 25 52458 911
No.22 Ruanjian Avenue
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Tel: +86 519 81234 911 Tel: +86 571 87088 911
No.6 E Zone Wujin Auto mall, No.218–1 Nanshan Road Porsche Centre Nanning
Changzhou, China Hangzhou, China Tel: +86 771 5898 911
No.11 Nanzhan Avenue
Porsche Centre Chengdu Jinniu Porsche Centre Harbin Jiangnan District, Nanning, China
Tel: +86 28 87592 911 Tel: +86 451 82328 911
No.173 Shuxi Road Yangxian (Chengdu No.60 Huashan Road, Harbin, China Porsche Centre Nantong
International Automobile Area) Tel: +86 513 85708 911
Chengdu, China Porsche Centre Harbin Songbei No.136 Seyuan Road, Nantong, China
Tel: +86 451 86666 911
Porsche Centre Chengdu Jinjiang No. 9656 Zhongyuan Road, Songbei Porsche Centre Ningbo Haijing
Tel：+86 28 82800 911 District, Harbin, China Tel: +86 574 87721 911
198 Car Park, Shisheng Road，Jinjiang G/F, Haijing Garden No.76-88 Yanwu
Avenue,Jinjiang District, Chengdu, Porsche Centre Hefei Street, Ningbo, China
P.R. China. Tel: +86 551 3663 911
No.49 Changchun Street Baohe Industry Porsche Centre Ningbo Xingning
Park, Hefei, China Tel: +86 574 88888 911
No.455 Xingning Road, Jiangdong
District Ningbo, China
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Porsche Centre Ordos Porsche Centre Suzhou Porsche Centre Wuhan Guanggu
Tel: +86 477 5129 911 Tel: +86 512 88888 911 Tel: +86 27 81888 911
South of Tianjun Road Tongchuan Auto No.2640 Taiyang Road Zisong Fengshang International Plaza
Park, Ordos, China Xiangcheng District , Suzhou, China No.159 Minzu Road
Wuhan, China
Porsche Centre Qingdao Porsche Centre Taiyuan
Tel: +86 532 85977 911 Tel: +86 351 7979 911 Porsche Centre Wuhan Panlong
No.9 Longgang Road No.56 Huangling Road Tel: +86 27 82669 911
Qingdao, China (eastern of Longcheng Street) Pan Long Auto City, Pan Long City Eco-
Xiaodian District, Taiyuan, China nomic Development Zone,
Porsche Centre Quanzhou Wuhan, China
Porsche Centre Taizhou
Tel: +86 595 86911 911
Tel: +86 576 82966 911
Sihuang Village, Xiamei Town, Porsche Centre Xiamen Lujiang
Fanglin Automobile Market, Bldg 4 – 5
Nan'an City, Quanzhou, China Tel: +86 592 2393 911
No.02–3 South of Yingbin Road
105–107 Xinlong Town (phase2),
Taizhou, China
Porsche Centre Sanya No.16 Xidi Nanli, Xiamen, China
Tel: +86 898 88613911
Porsche Centre Tangshan
Building No. 16, Qingpingle Community, Porsche Centre Xiamen Xiang’an
Tel: +86 315 6713 911
No. 481 Yingbin Road, Sanya, China Tel: +86 592 7166 911
No. 911 Yuanqu Street, Industral Zone
of Modern Equipment Manufacturing No.2815 Min’an Road, Xiang’an Invest-
Porsche Centre Shanghai Minhang ment Zone, Xiamen, China
Tangshan, China
Tel: +86 21 51769 911
No. 7358 Zhongchun Road, Minhang
Porsche Centre Tianjin Porsche Centre Xi’an
District, Shanghai, China
Tel: +86 22 58919 911 Tel: +86 29 86289 911
No.59 Autopark Middle Road No.30 Side Road. South, 3rd Ring Road
Porsche Centre Shanghai Pudong
Tianjin Airport Economic Area Hi-Tech Development Zone, Xi’an, China
Tel: +86 21 61871 911
Tianjin, China
G/F, 1217-1 Dong Fang Road,Pudong
Shanghai, China Porsche Centre Yantai
Porsche Centre Weifang Tel: +86 535 3977 911
Tel: +86 536 8399 911 No.2 South Beijing Road, Economic-
Porsche Centre Shanghai Puxi No. 9118 Beigongxi Street, Weicheng Technological Area, Yantai, China.
Tel: +86 21 23214 911 District, Weifang, China
G/F, Chong Hing Finance Centre
No.288 Nanjing Road West Porsche Centre Yinchuan
Porsche Centre Wenzhou Lucheng
Huangpu District, Shanghai, China Tel: +86 951 8822 911
Tel: +86 577 88155 911
No. 109 National Road and Northeast
G/F, Xueyuan Building,
Yongsheng Road Desheng Industrial Park,
Porsche Centre Shaoxing NO.278–280 Xueyuan Middle Road
Helan, Yinchuan, China.
Tel: +86 575 88179 911 Wenzhou, China
No.130, Kangning East Road, Paojiang
Industrial Zone, Shaoxing, China Porsche Centre Wenzhou Ouhai Porsche Centre Yulin
Tel: +86 577 86911 911 Tel: Tel：+86 912 6668 911
Porsche Centre Shenyang Building D, NO.23 Gaoyi Road No.3 Boyuan Road Yuma Bridge,
Tel: +86 24 25120 911 High-tech Development Zone High-tech district, Yulin, Shaanxi Province,
No.17–2 Beier East Road Wenzhou, China P.R. China
Shenyang, China
Porsche Centre Wuxi Porsche Centre Zhengzhou
Porsche Centre Shenzhen Tel: +86 510 88770 911 Tel: +86 371 62008 911
Tel: +86 755 82580 911 No. 290 East Jincheng Road No.7 Shangwu Neihuan Road
G/F, Modern International Building Wuxi, China Zhengzhou, China
No.3038 Jintian Road, Futian District
Shenzhen, China

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