Rebellion Corporation and the french hyper-cars brand Delage announce a partnership between the brands.
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In terms of watchmaking, Rebellion Timepieces designed the official Delage D12 watch based on the Re-Volt model, the house's flagship collection, which will be produced in a limited edition of 30 pieces and offered as a priority, as an option, to the 30 future owners of the 30 Delage D12 which production has started.
“I am very happy and very proud that a brand of the quality of Rebellion has agreed to become our partner” declared Laurent Tapie, re-founder of Delage Automobiles. “The Rebellion philosophy corresponds perfectly to that of Delage, in particular that of the D12, by combining an original “disruptive” design and high technicality.”
Alexandre Pesci, CEO and President of Rebellion Corporation added on: “We are delighted to announce our exciting partnership with Delage. This collaboration will merge the timeless elegance of Swiss watchmaking with the unrivaled craftsmanship and innovation of French Hypercars. Together, we will create extraordinary experiences for those who appreciate the finer things in life. Stay ready for the remarkable journey that lies ahead!”
Established for several years in the high-end automotive sector, Rebellion Motors will become an official Delage distributor in Switzerland, for the Lausanne region, where its magnificent Show-Room and automobile collection are located.
“Rebellion Motors is pleased to add the iconic Delage brand to its brands portfolio. Since Rebellion Motors has a rich and recent past in motor racing, with one of the most extensive track records among private teams on the WEC - World Endurance Championship, and also that Delage shares this passion with us, with spectacular results in LMP2 . Finally, the Delage D12, with its positioning as “road-legal F1”, constitutes a unique offering on the Hype-rcars market which particularly appealed to us." declared Paolo Carro, General Director of Rebellion Motors
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