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Porsche unveils new retail center in Beijing

chinadaily.com.cn | Updated: 2025-10-29 13:28
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Porsche Center Beijing Chaoyang is the first Destination Porsche retail store in the Chinese capital. [Photo provided to chinadaily.com.cn]

German sports car maker Porsche inaugurated Beijing's first "Destination Porsche" retail center on Tuesday, marking a strategic move to enhance its brand presence and operational efficiency in China's capital.

The 6,200-square-meter facility, located in Wangjing, combines showroom, vehicle delivery, and full-service capabilities under one roof, reflecting the company's latest retail philosophy.

Executives said the integrated design aims to deliver a seamless, premium customer journey while improving efficiency and standardizing service quality across Porsche's dealer network.

"The establishment of Porsche Center Beijing Chaoyang is a milestone in Porsche China's development," said Alexander Pollich, president and CEO of Porsche China.

"By optimizing our retail layout and integrating our service ecosystem, we aim to enhance operational efficiency and deliver a more immersive brand experience."

Porsche has pursued a "value over volume" strategy, emphasizing selective expansion, dealer support, and high-quality brand experiences amid a rapidly evolving automotive market.

The Chaoyang center represents a continuation of this approach, providing a flagship location that aligns with customer demand for personalized service and digital engagement.

Zuo Lin, managing director of Porsche Center Beijing Chaoyang, added that the facility embodies Porsche's retail design philosophy and will provide "every Porsche owner with exceptional service, conveying the authentic brand culture and service ethos".

The Chaoyang center is part of a broader effort to strengthen Porsche's foothold in core Chinese cities, leveraging the Destination Porsche model to combine premium retail, digital personalization, and integrated service.

Analysts say such moves help luxury automakers differentiate themselves in China's competitive market, where brand experience and after-sales quality increasingly influence purchasing decisions.

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