Pairing Virgil Abloh’s multifaceted background with Maybach’s luxury tradition might seem unlikely—or necessary. This intriguing contrast set the stage for what followed.

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Within this dynamic space of contrasts, their collaboration thrived. Abloh's design language stands out in meticulous material choices, contrasting hues, and a design approach that is both functional and aesthetically exceptional.

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Reinterpreting luxury was the goal, and there was no one better than V himself. The car's exterior combines Maybach's timeless elegance with the edginess that Virgil championed. It features a streamlined form, a rugged silhouette, and a contemporary color scheme that reflects Virgil's signature approach to his conceptual design process, bringing fresh ideas to Benz's traditional silhouette. After the conceptual success, Benz announced that a total of 150 units would be made available globally.

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