Porsche Korea Opens 'Porsche Service Center Yangjae'
May 30, 2025
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The Porsche Service Center Yangjae, which has a total floor area of 4,200㎡ (about 1,270 pyeong), is a four-story urban service center with an efficient structure and a pleasant waiting space, increasing the efficiency and convenience of customers.
Porsche Service Center Yangjae currently operates a total of 19 workbays for general maintenance and sheet metal and painting facilities, and 15 general maintenance workbays will be added in the future to expand the total to 34.
In addition, a total of nine High Voltage Technicians (HVTs) and High Voltage Specialists (HVEs) will reside, with Porsche Global Certified Services Consultants (PGCSs) and top-tier ZPT Gold Technicians providing specialized maintenance services specializing in electric vehicles. In the center, more than 20 charging infrastructures, including 320 kW super-speed chargers, are built, allowing convenient charging even during maintenance.
It has also strengthened its brand lifestyle experience space for visiting customers. The first floor consists of a space for displaying Porsche tequipment products such as vehicle accessories and customization items, and Porsche Platz on the fourth floor displays Porsche Lifestyle (PLX) products along with sophisticated interiors to convey more differentiated brand sensibilities beyond simple vehicle maintenance.
"Porsche Service Center Yangjae will be a key base for providing differentiated services and realizing brand value at customer contact points," said Porsche Korea CEO Mathias Bouse. "We will continue to strengthen meticulous and professional services for Korean customers and continue our commitment to the Korean market through network expansion."
"The Porsche Service Center Yangjae, located in the center of Seoul, is a space that combines customer-centered philosophy and Porsche's quality standards," said Yoo Jong-han, CEO of Stuttgart Sports Car. "We will provide the best after-sales experience suitable for the brand's dignity and continue to expand the service network."
Meanwhile, Porsche Korea is focusing on expanding its domestic network by opening the nation's largest Porsche Center Seongsu in February and Porsche Studio Hannam in March, a brand complex cultural space. Currently, it operates a total of 13 Porsche exhibition halls, 15 service centers, 5 Porsche certified used car centers, and 5 Porsche studios nationwide.
This article was translated by Naver AI translator.
