What the 18k gold-plated Porsche e-bike looks like

Caviar, a luxury brand known for its opulent customizations, has entered the world of e-bikes with their latest creation, the Herzog, based on the Porsche eBike Cross 3rd Gen, writes GizmoChina.

This exceptional piece of engineering and design combines the elegant aesthetics of the Porsche e-bike with luxury. 18K gold accents and gold carbon fiber components, setting a new standard for extravagance in the e-bike market.

Known for its discerning customers who appreciate fine things, Caviar’s introduction of the Herzog perfectly matches the tastes of its customers, a significant proportion of whom already own Porsche vehicles.

With meticulous attention to detail, each Herzog e-bike goes through a four-month long manufacturing process that involves painstaking work to seamlessly integrate the gold elements into the bike’s structure.

The choice of name, “Herzog,” has historical significance, paying homage to the Dukes of Württemberg, the line that once ruled Stuttgart, the birthplace of the Porsche brand. This reference to heritage adds another level of prestige to an already luxurious product.

While the technical specifications are still being finalized, Caviar anticipates that the Herzog will be available for purchase by early 2025, for a price of $44,000.

As an added incentive, every Herzog purchase will include an iPhone 16 with a unique design created by Caviar. This combination of cutting-edge technology and timeless luxury exemplifies Caviar’s commitment to creating exclusive and unique experiences for its discerning customers.