Carlex Design Introduces 'Seven Elysia': Exquisite Interior Upgrades For Elite SUVs

by AutoExpert   |  28 February, 2024

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Carlex Design is renowned for its luxurious interior modifications, and its latest product, the "Seven Elysia" program, is made for seven premium SUV models. The Himalaya collection, the first in this limited-edition series, draws inspiration from the world's tallest mountain range and Hermes' well-known Himalaya leather.

In total, there will be just 49 pieces. The Himalaya edition will be applied to seven high-end vehicles: the Rolls-Royce Cullinan, the Mercedes-AMG G63, the Lamborghini Urus, the Aston Martin DBX, the Range Rover Vogue, the Ferrari Purosangue, and the Bentley Bentayga. Each model will only be produced in seven pieces.

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From the outside, these SUVs will have hand-brushed silver and gold finishes that highlight Carlex's unique dust coating technology and hand-engraved silver accents. The forged wheels will match the outside styling.

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The interior is even more lavish, with a tasteful combination of white, gold, and silver accents, as well as premium Himalayan leather that covers the consoles, door panels, and seats. Exotic leathers with diamond dust and white gold tones add an unmatched elegance to these opulent materials. Steering wheel, pedal, and speaker grille details coated in gold lend an air of refinement to the cabin.

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With every transaction, Carlex guarantees authenticity by supplying a certificate that features the creators' signatures, a unique serial number, and all the necessary information. It's obvious that treating yourself to this custom luxury will cost more, even though the exact cost is yet unknown.

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