Exploring E-Performance
23/3/2018
On the afternoon of Thursday 22 March, Porsche Centre Mid-Sussex was pleased to host an E-Performance seminar.
In partnership with local insurance brokers Bennett Christmas, we welcomed over 25 guests to the Centre to learn more about E-Performance.
After a warm welcome from Centre Principal Andy Crabb and a few words from David Christmas, Ed Carpenter from Porsche Cars Great Britain delivered a highly-engaging presentation on E-Performance.
The Centre offered guests the opportunity to take a demonstration drive in a Panamera E-Hybrid so that they could discover the joys of E-Hybrid vehicles for themselves. Light refreshments were served throughout the afternoon.
Please call 01444 242 911 or email info@porschemidsussex.co.uk for further information on Porsche E-Performance or our future events.
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