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!e experience extended skyward with Blade, a
Joby Company, presenting a full-scale model of
Joby's S4 electric aircra", while Pivotal
showcased its electric aircra" through
demonstrations. Mytheresa, the event's
exclusive luxury fashion partner, created an
immersive men's lounge featuring curated
menswear, bespoke tailoring, and traditional
shoe-shining services. Additional experiences
from Motor Club New York, !e Hangar Group,
and !e Twenty Five further expanded the
gathering's intersection of luxury, technology,
and lifestyle.
Yet !e Bridge's appeal extends beyond
extraordinary machinery. !is year's
Americana-inspired installations introduced a
drive-in movie theater vignette featuring a
collection of Bob Rubin's favorite car #lms,
alongside a vintage-inspired taxi stand and a
1973 GMC New Look Bus. !ese playful details
Innovation remained equally prominent.
Volvo returned with the new all-electric
EX60, introduced with a live performance by
pianist and composer Chloe Flower. Spyker
made its Bridge debut with the limited-
edition C8 Preliator XXV, while Aston
Martin presented two bespoke vehicles.
Twisted Automotive showcased handcra"ed
classic Land Rover Defenders and Expedition
Motor Company presented a restored
Mercedes-Benz 250GD Wolf, reimagined
with a 430-horsepower LS3 V8.
Beyond the vehicles, !e Bridge X explored
the broader world of luxury through horology,
fashion, aviation, and design. Breguet brought
watchmaking cra"smanship to life with
demonstrations of traditional Guilloché
engraving and live movement assembly. Its
collection included contemporary
innovations and historic automotive
timepieces created for the Bugatti Royale and
Lamborghini Diablo, underscoring the
longstanding relationship between #ne
watchmaking and automotive engineering.
