Roundup: Container Karting Clubs Where Industrial Style Meets Speed and Passion (Part 1)-Ehang Container House

Xi'an · NOVA Karting Club

A very simple chassis, a two-stroke engine, and four independent wheels make up a kart. Easy to drive, safe yet thrilling, karting quickly spread around the world. Xi'an NOVA Karting Club is the first professional outdoor karting club in Northwest China. Designers used nine shipping containers to form the main building that spans the track.

The building has three floors: the ground floor holds the track and start area; the second floor holds a showroom, viewing deck, offices, meeting rooms, control room, and open-air stands; the third floor holds a bar, lounge, and restrooms. Red, yellow, black, and white—colors of passion, fashion, and speed—are the main palette, paired with the metal feel of the containers themselves. The seemingly simple composition echoes the simple structure of a kart. A container placed at a 45° tilt serves as the main entrance into the venue.

Large viewing windows and glass flooring that looks down on the track turn the leisure zones into the best vantage points—capturing the finish-line moment and giving spectators an intense, first-rate viewing experience.

Beijing · Zhixuan International Karting Club

This is the container support building designed for Zhixuan International Karting Circuit, near Happy Valley Beijing—one of the city's youth hangouts. Total area is about 400 sqm for member reception, service center, dispatch, offices, plus bar and dining. Irregular stacked containers and bold red, white, and black contrast create a cool architectural form that collides with passionate motorsport for a striking trackside look.

Even if you cannot race yourself, watching a thrilling kart race can still get fans' blood pumping. Large glass walls let spectators enjoy ideal views from indoor lounges, restaurants, and other areas.

Beijing · Green Heart Cool Run Flagship Store

This oversized Cool Run kart flagship in the capital sits inside Green Heart Park in Beijing's sub-center. At 2,000 sqm, the site is spacious, the track winding and highly playable. It is a one-stop kart lifestyle space with immersive parent–child racing. Powerslides, drifts, and corner overtakes are all on the menu. The flagship blends racing, family play, training, parties, youth, and adult scenes with many personalized options. Pro track design delivers a new karting theme of speed plus passion and the spirit of "explore and go beyond."

It builds an immersive parent–child racing platform—high-energy family interaction and near-F1 realism so kids and parents can chase racing dreams. The space uses competition-grade atmosphere props supplied by our company, with strong speed and tech vibes, making it a hit check-in spot for young crowds.

Innovative container design merges reception, viewing, and rest into a new leisure scene. The Cool Run cafe-bar offers light meals, desserts, coffee, and tea—perfect fuel when play leaves you drained.

Xiamen · Paopao Karting Container Club

The container support building at Xiamen Paopao Karting Container Club is another youth hub. Total scale is about 4,004 sqm for member reception, service center, dispatch, offices, plus bar and dining. Irregular stacked containers and strong red, blue, and yellow contrast create a cool form that meets passionate motorsport for a perfect trackside visual.

Beijing · Jia'an Karting Club

Jia'an Karting Club, founded in July 2012, sits at the northwest corner of the Laoshan Olympic Velodrome in Shijingshan District, Beijing. It has a 3,300 sqm racing site and a 500 m track, and was the first karting club in western Beijing for training, experience, and entertainment.

Fuzhou · C3 Karting Club

C3 Karting Club is the only professional outdoor karting club in downtown Fuzhou. It has an officially recognized pro track with over 5,500 sqm of full asphalt, tire-wall barriers, and is a training base for the Fuzhou University Formula Student team. The track is 600 m long with nine corners of varying difficulty.

Shanghai · Shanghai Circuit Karting World

At Shanghai Circuit Karting World, a "Kart Hero" assembled from kart parts greets visitors. Beside it, several container-style buildings stand out—modular facilities for resident teams to repair and modify cars with ease. Located at Shanghai International Circuit, the venue covers about 7.5 hectares; the full course is 1.234 km with 18 challenging corners.