Luxury audio specialist Bang & Olufsen is partnering with Scuderia Ferrari for the 2023 Formula 1 season. The collaboration will see Bang & Olufsen’s logo prominently placed on Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz’s race cars, as well as a variety of fan experiences trackside and in Bang & Olufsen stores worldwide.
At F1 races, fans can look forward to experiencing Bang & Olufsen’s high-end products, including the company’s advanced Beolab loudspeakers and immersive TV experiences.
Away from the circuit, Bang & Olufsen stores will invite customers to immerse themselves in events that celebrate the brand’s devotion to style and music.
As a brand that has been creating award-winning audio and home entertainment products since 1925, Bang & Olufsen knows a thing or two about timeless design, and exceptional craftsmanship.
At F1 races, fans can look forward to experiencing Bang & Olufsen’s high-end products…
Bang & Olufsen has created some of the world’s most iconic audio and home entertainment products: the likes of the Beogram 4000 record player and Beosound 9000 6-CD changer are design classics.
Similarly, Ferrari, the Italian stallion of the automotive world, has been revving up engines and breaking records since 1947. Founded by the legendary Enzo Ferrari, the company started out as a racing team, with a passion for speed and a drive to win.
But it wasn’t long before the brand’s signature blend of speed, style, and luxury had car enthusiasts all over the world racing to own one.
“Like Ferrari, Bang & Olufsen is a point of reference in its field, pushing the boundaries in this sector through constant research into materials and style. The two companies have a lot in common,” says Ferrari CEO, Benedetto Vigna.
Bang & Olufsen CEO, Kristian Teär, adds that the partnership with Ferrari is a way for the brand to bring “magical moments” to enthusiasts through their shared love of speed and music.
It’s a scene to relish: an historic Aston Martin racer meeting the future of the marque in a unique photoshoot to celebrate the iconic British automotive brand’s 110th anniversary. This weekend, on January 15, 110 years ago, founders Lionel Martin and Robert Bamford officially formed a partnership that would lead to the first Aston Martin…
British hi-fi brand Cambridge Audio has been revealed as the audio supplier for the new DeLorean Alpha5 electric car. Cambridge Audio is the latest high profile audio brand to find an automotive partner. The two companies say they share a pioneering approach to design and technology. The partnership goes public debut at the Monterey Car…
Land Rover Classic, in partnership with Elliot Brown Watches, has released the limited edition Trophy Expedition watch. Inspired by the new Classic Defender Works V8 Trophy II, the new timepiece is based on Elliot Brown’s best-selling Holton Professional model, favoured by adventurers and emergency services. It’s limited to 1,000 pieces. This rugged timepiece is available…
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Luxury audio specialist Bang & Olufsen is partnering with Scuderia Ferrari for the 2023 Formula 1 season. The collaboration will see Bang & Olufsen’s logo prominently placed on Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz’s race cars, as well as a variety of fan experiences trackside and in Bang & Olufsen stores worldwide.
At F1 races, fans can look forward to experiencing Bang & Olufsen’s high-end products, including the company’s advanced Beolab loudspeakers and immersive TV experiences.
Away from the circuit, Bang & Olufsen stores will invite customers to immerse themselves in events that celebrate the brand’s devotion to style and music.
As a brand that has been creating award-winning audio and home entertainment products since 1925, Bang & Olufsen knows a thing or two about timeless design, and exceptional craftsmanship.
Bang & Olufsen has created some of the world’s most iconic audio and home entertainment products: the likes of the Beogram 4000 record player and Beosound 9000 6-CD changer are design classics.
Similarly, Ferrari, the Italian stallion of the automotive world, has been revving up engines and breaking records since 1947. Founded by the legendary Enzo Ferrari, the company started out as a racing team, with a passion for speed and a drive to win.
But it wasn’t long before the brand’s signature blend of speed, style, and luxury had car enthusiasts all over the world racing to own one.
“Like Ferrari, Bang & Olufsen is a point of reference in its field, pushing the boundaries in this sector through constant research into materials and style. The two companies have a lot in common,” says Ferrari CEO, Benedetto Vigna.
Bang & Olufsen CEO, Kristian Teär, adds that the partnership with Ferrari is a way for the brand to bring “magical moments” to enthusiasts through their shared love of speed and music.
Valkyrie meets Razor Blade: awesome Aston Martin cars park to mark 110th brand anniversary
It’s a scene to relish: an historic Aston Martin racer meeting the future of the marque in a unique photoshoot to celebrate the iconic British automotive brand’s 110th anniversary. This weekend, on January 15, 110 years ago, founders Lionel Martin and Robert Bamford officially formed a partnership that would lead to the first Aston Martin…
Great Scott! Cambridge Audio partners with DeLorean on Alpha5 electric sports car
British hi-fi brand Cambridge Audio has been revealed as the audio supplier for the new DeLorean Alpha5 electric car. Cambridge Audio is the latest high profile audio brand to find an automotive partner. The two companies say they share a pioneering approach to design and technology. The partnership goes public debut at the Monterey Car…
Limited edition Elliot Brown Trophy Expedition watch launched with Land Rover Classic
Land Rover Classic, in partnership with Elliot Brown Watches, has released the limited edition Trophy Expedition watch. Inspired by the new Classic Defender Works V8 Trophy II, the new timepiece is based on Elliot Brown’s best-selling Holton Professional model, favoured by adventurers and emergency services. It’s limited to 1,000 pieces. This rugged timepiece is available…
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