Porsche Italy Experience Center

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Porsche is building an ultra-modern Experience Center in Italy

01/22/2020

Work has begun on the construction of the Porsche Experience Center (PEC) Franciacorta, the eighth PEC in the world. Covering an area of around 60 hectares, the highly modern destination is constructed at the “Autodromo di Franciacorta” racetrack in the centre of northern Italy.

 

 

Porsche Italia invests over 26 million Euros in the facility that was taken over in 2019 and is expected to be ready after massive refurbishing at the beginning of 2021.

State-of-the-art and spacious

The Porsche Experience Center impresses with large glazed surfaces and a so-called "Agora": a multi-purpose 2,400 square feet area crossed by an impressive suspension bridge. A restaurant and the terrace overlooking the racetrack will complement the hospitality area. The racetrack, which is 2,519 meters long, will maintain its layout whereas the asphalt surface will be completely renewed.

The facility also includes an off-road track on which customers can perform driving exercises with increasing difficulty. In addition, there will be an area extending over more than 30,000 square meters for safe driving and dynamic driving courses, including a Low Friction Circle and a Kick-Plate track. In order to safely test the driving dynamics and powerful oversteer of Porsche vehicles, customers will be able to use the Low Friction Handling track in the future.

Porsche Italia expects over 20,000 people to visit the Porsche Experience Center Franciacorta every year. Here, they will find, among other things, a Simulation Lab for virtual reality driving experiences where visitors can drive all classic and new Porsche models on the most famous racetracks in the world as well as an electric go-kart track. Moreover, it will be possible for customers to have their new Porsche car delivered at the PEC Franciacorta.

Porsche Experience Centers are created to offer a vast number of experiences. The existing seven PEC are located in Leipzig, Silverstone, Atlanta, Le Mans, Los Angeles and Shanghai and since October 2019 also at the German Hockenheimring.

via Porsche

[superkappa125]

Quello che non ho capito è se ci sanno ancora delle giornate di OPL aperte a tutti.

Modificato 23 Gennaio 2020 da superkappa125

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ottimo, sarà anche un'attrazione turistica per la zona, un'occasione per proporre i vini di franciacorta e spero anche una possibilità di creare maggiore attività sul circuito di franciacorta anche non solo per le porsche ma in genere

Adesso, superkappa125 scrive:

Quello che non ho capito è se ci sanno ancora delle giornate di OPL aperte a tutti.

 

si spera, non avrebbe senso "chiuderlo" solo alle porsche, vedremo

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Bella iniziativa, Porsche su questo genere di cose ci sa fare davvero.

Non ho capito se la casa di Stoccarda ha acquisito il circuito, o lo usa come appoggio per le attività in pista.