Pairing Virgil Abloh’s streetwear sensibility with Maybach’s luxury tradition might seem unlikely. Yet, it was in this space of contrasts that their collaboration thrived. Reinterpreting luxury was the goal, and there was no one better than Virgil, who consistently blurred lines between streetstyle and luxury in fashion.

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The car's exterior combines Maybach's timeless elegance with the edginess that Virgil championed. With its streamlined form, avant-garde silhouette, and contemporary color scheme, it is a visual marvel. Transparency features in parts of the design, adding a distinct identity.

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While the exterior commands attention, the interior is a sanctuary of luxury. Abloh's design language is pronounced in the meticulous material choices, contrasting hues, and design elements that are both functional and artistically profound.

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Virgil's intuitive and reflective design process shines through in the mood boards, sketches, and mock-ups. Personal annotations, material samples, and design trials weave a tale of a visionary's dream transformed into tangible reality.

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it was announced that a total of 150 units will supposedly be available globally

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