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Porsche Korea to hold fan festival 'Porsche Vibe Seoul' with over 60 vehicles, including the 917

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Seo Jae-geun
Published : July 16, 2026 - 08:15:22
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A promotional image for the Porsche fan festival 'Porsche Vibe Seoul' [Porsche Korea]
A promotional image for the Porsche fan festival 'Porsche Vibe Seoul' [Porsche Korea]

Porsche Korea announced Thursday it will hold "Porsche Vibe Seoul," the country's first and largest Porsche fan festival, at Culture Tank in Seoul from Oct. 3 to 4.

Themed "All Porsche, One Vibe," the event is designed as a community festival for Porsche owners and fans alike, offering a single venue where visitors can experience the brand's heritage, its present lineup and its vision for the future.

Culture Tank, the venue chosen for the event, is a mixed-use cultural complex that has long embodied Seoul's energy and now hosts a blend of new cultural experiences. "Just as Porsches from different eras — with different models, designs and performance — are united by a single value, the Porsche spirit, we plan to offer a special brand experience where everyone who loves Porsche comes together with one vibe," a Porsche Korea official said.

More than 60 vehicles will be on display at Porsche Vibe Seoul, including legendary racing cars that represent the brand's motorsport heritage, iconic models from throughout its history, and special collections from the Korean Porsche community. A range of programs covering culture, art and lifestyle — including live performances — will also be offered.

Highlights include the 917, 962 C Coupe and 550 Spyder Carrera Panamericana, brought directly from the Porsche Museum, alongside the 356 that marked the brand's founding, the 911 in its eighth generation, a Sonderwunsch model from Porsche Exclusive Manufaktur, and the all-electric Cayenne Electric SUV slated for release in the second half of the year.

"Porsche Vibe Seoul goes beyond a customer experience — it is a new platform connecting the brand, its fans and the community, and a demonstration of Porsche Korea's continued investment in building a car community culture," said Mathias Busse, CEO of Porsche Korea. "We hope this event grows into a brand festival that draws attention not only in Korea but around the world."

Early-bird tickets for Porsche Vibe Seoul go on sale July 24 through the ticketing platform NOL Ticket at a 30 percent discount, with general ticketing opening Aug. 14.

Meanwhile, Porsche Korea has been carrying out a range of corporate social responsibility initiatives, including a recent event held with Make-A-Wish Korea and Severance Hospital's children's ward for children with serious illnesses and their families, titled "Happy Children's Day, May Where Wishes Grow."


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