First public appearance of the Maybach 57 S based XENATEC Coupe
Well we all know that Maybachs' are the absolute epitome of luxury and exclusivity in the automotive sphere, and if there’s one thing that makes Maybach’s really stand out amongst a hoard of fancy cars around the world its their absolutely unparalleled level of customizations that pamper every single desire and fuss of their high-profile owners.
For the first time in a long time, Maybach pushed the limits of its bespoke reputation and got together with white metal component provider XENATEC to put together a car that can no longer be called a car, rather a ‘golden suite’ of sorts that will leave you in trans of luxury and opulence.
For the very first time since its launch in October last year, XENATEC is now presenting a customer-specified XENATEC-Coupe to the public for the very first time at the 81st International Auto Salon in Geneva (1st-6th March). Based on the very same 57S model that was recently introduced here in India, this brilliant two-door gem of a car is the ingenuity of XENATEC designer Fredrik Burchhardt.
The paint scheme on this one-off is a matte finish, which has been applied by hand in several layers to create a shimmering brass tone. The interior is utterly exclusive, created from a stunning combination of buffalo hide in its natural, non-dyed mid-brown and dark nappa leather in espresso brown, all hand-stitched by master craftsmen.
The overall effect is further enhanced by the headliner finished in nappa leather to create a stunning contrast in this uniquely sumptuous feast of color, which is beautifully displayed at all times thanks to the custom-built panorama roof.
This work of art from the house of XENATEC is a unmatched representation of the hallmark of all Maybach automobiles that make their royal customers feel like absolute gods.
The presentation of this elegant and exclusive coupe will take place in a specially constructed pavilion in the gardens of “La Réserve” Hotel on the banks of Lake Geneva, also marks its world premiere.
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