Today, the Joe Duffy Group announced that its second Porsche showroom, Porsche Centre South Dublin will open on Monday 9th February. Located on Rochestown Avenue, Dun Laoghaire, this Porsche satellite centre will complement the state-of-the-art flagship Porsche Centre Dublin facility at Exit 5, M50, Charlestown, Dublin 11.

It will feature a boutique showroom, including a dedicated handover lounge and a service department with six work bays and three dialogue bays. The new workshop will include a customer direct dialogue service bay, a wheel alignment bay and specialist EV diagnostic bays, as well as on site car preparation facilities. There is also capacity for Porsche Approved Pre-Owned vehicles.

It is the first 'satellite' Porsche Centre in Ireland. Working together with the team at Porsche Centre Dublin,  the ‘satellite’ centre is expected to enable Porsche to better serve its customers in the region, in particular by expanding the after-sales capacity. It also features high speed charging stations, to reflect the popularity of the new Porsche electric and hybrid range.

The architecture reflects an evolution of the Porsche corporate identity that now features an exterior aluminium façade with highlight LED strips and logo. Inside, a racing line layout acts as a guide through the showroom along which customers can explore the sales and aftersales areas.

Gavin Hydes, Group CEO of the Joe Duffy Group, said:“The opening of our satellite Porsche Centre South Dublin is another key milestone with our history with this iconic marque, marking the second Porsche Centre we have brought to customers in Dublin. Working together with the team at Porsche Centre Dublin, the satellite in South Dublin will enable us to better serve our customers in the region, in particular by expanding the after-sales capacity as the appeal of the range continues to grow. We expect that Porsche Centre South Dublin will be extremely popular and convenient given its proximity to Dublin’s city centre and provides another option for customers not only in South Dublin but also the Southeast”.

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