Based on a coupé concept that debuted at Pebble Beach last year, this open-air one-off uses a removable fabric top composed of interwoven rose-gold threads, providing cover for inclement weather. The exterior is dominated by minimalist lines and simple curves. The front end echoes the grilles of current-model-year Mercedes-Maybachs, while the rear is a boat-tail design reminiscent of vehicles like the 1929 Mercedes-Benz S Barker Tourer.

The interior glows an effusive cool blue at night, augmented by a rush of light through the center tunnel that represents torque transfer when the accelerator is pressed. Seating surfaces are upholstered in pristine white nappa leather that extends over the central tunnel. Using a technique borrowed from Chesterfield furniture, the leather is folded in diamond shapes and secured to the frame using buttons incorporating backlit triple-pointed stars at each point.