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Jean Boulle Luxury
The Boulle Luxury Experience: Sun King TM Diamond Coating In March 2016, after years of investment in research and subsequent development of its proprietary diamond coating technology, the Jean Boulle Luxury Group ("Boulle Luxury") announced the launch of its patent-pending Sun King Diamond Coating for luxury finishes, and confirmed the delivery of its first multi-million diamond-coated car finish in Geneva. In March 2017, Boulle Luxury announced that its High Tech. luxury diamond finish technology had been used in a paint exhibited on a Rolls-Royce Ghost Elegance (EWB) at the 2017 Geneva International Motor Show (GIMS). Boulle Luxury worked with the Bespoke division of Rolls Royce Motor Cars Limited (www.rolls-roycemotorcars.com) to import the sea diamonds from Namibia and to produce the diamond compound in Holland and Germany that was used on the car displayed by Rolls Royce Motor Cars Limited at the 2017 Geneva International Motor Show. http://Boulle.co/ha2y9 The proprietary, patent-pending Boulle Luxury finish enables ultra high-end producers of luxury automobiles, executive jets and superyachts to offer a diamond-inlay coating that is unsurpassable in strength and absolutely incomparable in beauty and visual depth. When applying the Boulle Luxury Diamond Finish, the existing paintwork is not affected and remains in situ whilst the topcoat is chemically removed and replaced with our patent-pending diamond coating. The Chairman, C.E.O. and Directors of the Jean Boulle Luxury Group include a number of former De Beers Executives who have since 2016 expanded the Group’s diamond technology from Luxury Cars into the SuperYacht and Aerospace Sectors. Disclaimer : this page is not intended for any specific nationality or jurisdiction. It is also not intended and Boulle Luxury does not solicit clients from the U.S. or any other specific jurisdiction. Curated by Investors Europe Stock Brokers |
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The 2017 Frankfurt Motor Show featured the latest from Mercedes, BMW, Audi, VW, Porsche, Bentley, and Ferrari.
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BMW confirms the Concept X7 iPerformance will deliver a pure-electric range of 62 miles (100 km), more than twice that of the automaker’s existing hybrids.
"Revealed ahead of next week’s Frankfurt auto show, the new 6-seat SUV presages a planned production version of the X7 due to reach North American showrooms during second-half 2018."
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BMW AG and Daimler AG’s Mercedes-Benz may have been the leading brands battling for the U.S. luxury auto sales crown early this year, but don’t count out one-time leader Lexus.
"BMW AG and Daimler AG’s Mercedes-Benz may have been the leading brands battlingfor the U.S. luxury auto sales crown early this year, but don’t count out one-time leader Lexus."
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With Buick announcing a $40,000 Regal, we have to ask: is Buick truly a premium, luxury, upmarket auto brand in the U.S. market? Or not?
"Use whatever designation you must, but you know what we’re asking. In 2017, is Buick one of America’s premium brands? A competitor for Lexus and Audi? A rival for BMW and Jaguar?"
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" Redesigned for the 2017 model year, the BMW 5 Series (bmwusa.com) displays only subtle changes."
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BMW is one of many carmakers guilty of naming things that are not coupes coupes. Which is what made the 6 Series Coupe cool—it was actually a coupe. With two doors and everything. But before you get too excited by this reminder, know that BMW isn’t making them anymore.
"BMW is one of many carmakers guilty of naming things that are not coupes coupes. Which is what made the 6 Series Coupe cool—it was actually a coupe. With two doors and everything. But before you get too excited by this reminder, know that BMW isn’t making them anymore."
"Major international brands including Bentley, BMW, Ferrari, Rolls-Royce, Jaguar, Porsche, and Mercedes-Benz all unveiled show-stopping new models. This year's show offers an extensive lineup of vehicles, ranging from production-ready sedans and supercars to electric cars and SUVs."