Porsche welcomes the all new Macan in Singapore

The much-anticipated all new Porsche Macan was unveiled at the Singapore Indoor Stadium on Tuesday, July 8th, 2014, to an audience of more than 1,000 Porsche owners and guests. Those in attendance were awed by the impressive show of lights and dance performances that welcomed the Singapore arrival of the Porsche Macan. The highlight of the evening was a mass delivery of the Macan to 23 proud new owners. Moments after the Macan was revealed to the audience, the new owners were invited up on stage to celebrate the arrival of their new Porsche with a toast. “Today we celebrate the premiere of a truly remarkable sports car, the Porsche Macan. Designed with easy and yet powerful agility in mind, the Macan’s impressively lithe and striking silhouette and vibrant lines live up to Porsche’s racing heritage. It is effortlessly versatile and is able to combine comfort, practicality, and remarkable steering performance with ease. The Macan allows us to break into a whole new customer segment, and we believe that it will open up new growth opportunities for us in Singapore,” said Mr. Karsono Kwee, Executive Chairman of Eurokars Group of Companies.

OneShift Editorial Team

16 Jul 2014

With the Macan, Porsche has once again broken the boundaries in a segment dominated by sensible cars that offer driving pleasure only as an afterthought. The Macan, a practical and flexible automobile that is nonetheless a true sports car at heart, is the first of its kind in the fast-growing compact SUV segment. Four variants – the Macan, Macan S, Macan S Diesel and Macan Turbo are locally available in Singapore.

Retail prices of the new Macan, Macan S, Macan S Diesel, and Macan Turbo

Macan from SGD 218,888

Macan S from SGD 258,888

Macan S Diesel from SGD 249,888

Macan Turbo from SGD 356,888

Prices include a 5-year free maintenance and warranty program, market-specific equipment, GST but exclude COE. It covers all servicing needs as well as maintenance and repair costs, including regular wear and tear.

Credits: Oneshift News Team