Monterey’s Car Week hosts a range of reveals, showcasing limited-run supercars and bespoke builds.
Luxury fashion meets performance
Singer announced a collaboration with Louis Vuitton, marking the fashion house’s first partnership with an automotive company, and unveiled two one-off vehicles: a Classic coupe and a Turbo convertible. The partnership was highlighted during a private showcase at Car Week, where both prototypes were displayed side by side.
The dashboard features a clock modeled on Louis Vuitton’s Tambour watch; the timepiece can be detached and used as a desk accessory, prompting a complete redesign of the instrument cluster. This functional art piece reflects the brand’s emphasis on craftsmanship and adds a tactile element that owners can enjoy off the road.
The Classic coupe is finished in the brand’s signature saffron hue, fitted with blue “demonstration” tyres, while the cabin upholstery displays the label’s distinctive diamond pattern. These visual cues create a seamless dialogue between the vehicle’s silhouette and the luxury house’s iconic motifs.
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High-power reinterpretations
Marc Phillip Gembella Marsien GT is built by the son of longtime tuner Uwe Gembella, and the company emphasizes that it bears no formal connection to the original Gembella brand. The new model carries the family name forward while establishing its own identity in the market.
The model follows the 2021 off-road Marsien and is now a road-focused version. It is based on a 992 Turbo S chassis and equipped with a RUF-tuned flat-six that delivers 819 bhp and accelerates from 0-62 mph in 2.4 seconds.
The limited run contrasts with the earlier Marsien, of which only 40 off-road examples were produced. By capping production at 30 units, the GT version reinforces its status as a collector’s item.
