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Singer x Louis Vuitton: A Porsche 911 Reimagined

Singer Vehicle Design and Louis Vuitton come together in a collaboration that brings the language of bespoke design from fashion and travel goods into the world of automotive design. Unveiled at Monterey Car Week 2026, two unique Porsche 911 Reimagined by Singer models, the Classic and the Classic Turbo, are the result of a shared approach to craftsmanship, luxury and an uncompromising attention to detail.

The first, the Porsche 911 Reimagined by Singer – Classic, is based on an original Type 964 coupé and stands out with Louis Vuitton’s distinctive palette of saffron, cobalt blue and yellow. Inside, natural leather, hand-finished metal details and specially designed instrumentation create an environment where the character of a classic 911 meets the refined world of the French house’s travel trunks.

The collaboration began, almost unexpectedly, with a clock. Louis Vuitton was initially commissioned to create a mechanical dashboard clock inspired by the iconic Tambour, produced at the house’s La Fabrique des Temps Louis Vuitton workshops in Switzerland. The timepiece can be detached from the dashboard and used as a desk clock, while the original idea gradually evolved into a complete reinterpretation of the cockpit.

Even the 911’s traditional five-dial instrument cluster was redesigned through the visual language of the Tambour. The process took an entire year, with the speedometer, rev counter and auxiliary gauges receiving new graphic and sculptural identities. The cobalt blue leather dashboard and vivid orange markings reference Louis Vuitton’s distinctive visual vocabulary.

The attention to detail continues throughout the cabin. The leather is treated using techniques associated with Louis Vuitton’s bagmaking, while plastic has been almost entirely eliminated, with the controls crafted predominantly from hand-finished metal. Even the fuel and oil caps feature typography inspired by the house’s watchmaking heritage.

The second Porsche, the Classic Turbo, has an entirely different character. Developed with Nicolas Ghesquière, Louis Vuitton’s artistic director of women’s collections, it takes a distinctly nautical direction. Its Calcaire Lutétien white body is combined with timber surfaces, leather, teak details and gold accents, evoking the aesthetic of classic motorboats.

Both Porsches were built at Singer’s facilities, the Classic in California and the Classic Turbo in the UK, while the project expanded into an entire universe of objects and accessories. From trunks and Keepall bags to helmets, eyewear, clothing and bespoke driving accessories, every element follows the same philosophy of meticulous craftsmanship.

Photos Courtesy of Singer Vehicle Design