Dream Together expands with its third non-profit partner
Joining the program alongside the Boyo Social Welfare Foundation and the Society of Wilderness as its third non-profit partner, NTU Racing marks a new chapter for Dream Together, complementing its long-standing efforts in education and environmental sustainability. Inspired by Porsche's motorsport heritage, the collaboration reflects a shared enthusiasm for motorsport and aims to support students as they pursue their ambitions, broaden their horizons and continue their Formula Student journey.
For more than 75 years, motorsport has been at the heart of Porsche. More than a platform for competition, it is where engineering excellence is forged, innovation is accelerated and teamwork is continuously refined. These values have shaped Porsche for decades and continue to inspire the company's approach to developing future talent. Through its collaboration with NTU Racing, Porsche Taiwan hopes to extend the spirit of motorsport beyond the racetrack by sharing the brand’s heritage through meaningful exchanges and experiences, encouraging students to deepen their understanding of motorsport while exploring new perspectives.
"Dream Together has always been about supporting people who have the passion and determination to pursue their dreams," said Christian Nater, CEO of Porsche Taiwan. "When we met NTU Racing, we saw a team that shares many of the values that define Porsche – passion, pioneering spirit, sportsmanship, teamwork, engineering excellence and the courage to keep pushing forward. We hope this partnership will support the team's aspirations both on and off the track while encouraging more young people to follow their own dreams with the same dedication and perseverance."
Established in 2018, NTU Racing has become one of Taiwan's leading Formula Student teams. Entirely student-run, the team independently manages every stage of race car development, from vehicle design, chassis development, aerodynamics and electronics to manufacturing, testing and race operations. This year, NTU Racing competed in the 2026 Formula Student Taiwan competition with Epsilon 7, the team's first four-wheel-drive electric race car, securing second place and delivering one of the team's strongest performances to date. In August, the team will compete in Formula SAE Japan in Nagoya alongside leading university teams from around the world.
"Formula Student is much more than building a race car. It is about turning ideas into reality through engineering, teamwork and continuous improvement," said Wei-Zhe Hu, Team Captain of NTU Racing. "This partnership is a tremendous encouragement for our team. It provides us with opportunities to broaden our horizons through international exchange while continuing to learn, improve and strive for excellence in motorsport."
"University education is not only about acquiring knowledge but also creating opportunities for students to apply what they have learned in real-world environments," said Professor Pei-Shiue Jason Tsai, Deputy Vice President for Student Affairs at National Taiwan University. "The NTU Racing team demonstrates how higher education extends beyond the classroom by integrating engineering, innovation and teamwork through hands-on learning. We sincerely appreciate Porsche Taiwan for recognising the educational value of motorsport and creating opportunities that encourage students to broaden their international horizons while pursuing excellence beyond the classroom."
Together with the Boyo Social Welfare Foundation, the Society of Wilderness and NTU Racing, Porsche Taiwan will continue advancing Dream Together through long-term partnerships in education, environmental sustainability and youth development, helping build a more sustainable future for Taiwan.