BMW Group Korea will host an 'Open House Event' at the BMW Driving Centre in Yeongjongdo, Incheon, from 21 to 23 June to celebrate the centre's 10th anniversary.
The BMW Driving Centre Open House is designed to celebrate the 10th anniversary of the BMW Driving Centre, the only automotive multicultural space within the BMW Group, and to promote safe and enjoyable automotive culture to visitors.
During the event, the BMW Driving Centre will host a variety of programmes and events. For starters, guests will be among the first to get behind the wheel of the new BMW M4, a high-performance coupé that has undergone a facelift and evolved into an even sportier version, in a closed room in the showroom. They can also sign up on-site for a variety of driving programmes, including kick plate experiences, luggage cabs, convertible cabs, off-road cabs and tandem rides on BMW motorcycles.
The BMW Korea Future Foundation will be running a special pop-up class for young visitors at the Junior Campus, located within the Driving Centre, where they can create a 'car of the future' that they would like to drive. The outdoor plaza will also host an electric car building programme using a scaled-down vehicle building kit of the BMW all-electric Model iX.
All programmes at the BMW Driving Centre Open House events are free of charge for all BMW and MINI enthusiasts (with the exception of the Junior Campus pop-up classes) and are available on a first-come, first-served basis on site. More information about the event is available via the BMW Communication Centre.
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