Porsche has opened a 929sqm customer showroom and service reception area, located on the ground floor of a renovated century old, eight-story building in Industry City, a recently revitalised neighbourhood of restaurants, apartments and retail stores.
Porsche Brooklyn's architectural style is inspired by Porsche brand design. From the sidewalk, through giant glass windows, visitors can see the latest models of Porsche vehicles from the 911 to the electric Taycan.
Porsche Brooklyn is aiming to achieve LEED certification for sustainable interior design in a bid to achieve net carbon neutrality The interior of the showroom is warm and open, and is designed to be relaxing, allowing for intimate conversations to community events at the store. There is also a Fitting Lounge where new owners can customise their new Porsche, while enjoying coffee and pastry from the Porscheplatz.
Along with the showroom and service reception area, there is a separate 1,486sqm service and parts center a block away, for a total dealership area of 2,415sqm.
In alignment with Porsche's ambition to be net carbon neutral in 2030, Porsche Brooklyn is aiming to achieve LEED certification for sustainable interior design.
Porsche Brooklyn's architectural style is inspired by Porsche brand design. From the sidewalk, through giant glass windows, visitors can see the latest models of Porsche vehicles from the 911 to the electric Taycan.
Along with the showroom and service reception area, there is a separate 1,486sqm service and parts center a block away, for a total dealership area of 2,415sqm.
In alignment with Porsche's ambition to be net carbon neutral in 2030, Porsche Brooklyn is aiming to achieve LEED certification for sustainable interior design.
