The car, called RP6W, was on display at a ceremony held in the presence of a crowd of artists and those interested in the world of modified cars and technology. - GulfToday

Gold-plated Rolls Royce on display in Dubai

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A customed Rolls Royce Phantom is spotted at the WEB3 DECODE event in Dubai.

Gulf Today, Staff Reporter

A Gold-plated Rolls Royce car, the only one of its kind in the world, was demonstrated in Dubai. A masterpiece, the car was designed by a famous French artist and includes gold-plated parts.

The car, called RP6W, was on display at a ceremony held in the presence of a crowd of artists and those interested in the world of modified cars and technology.

Versions of the car were also demonstrated virtually via the ‘Metaverse’ technology on the V-Verse platform, and interested people were given the opportunity to use the car through this technology.

During the ceremony, the French businessman and international art pioneer Eric Favre, who designed the car, announced his partnership with the Palestinian businessman and technology expert Omari Abu Madi, founder of V-Verse Co., to launch the Eric Favre platform for non-fungible tokens (NFT) to support innovation and highlight the creativity of artists around the world.

The platform showcases unparalleled creations and innovations around the world and allows V-Verse platform users to live a real experience with these innovations, similar to the real version.

The car was described as a masterpiece, as it is a mixture between Rolls Royce and BMW.

This hybrid version is the only one in the world, and 10,000 copies of it were demonstrated as a non-fungible tokens that can be used in the ‘Metaverse’ through the new platform. By this, those interested can buy a copy of the car and drive it virtually.

“The V-Verse platform, which showcased copies of the unique car, is a platform created by a group of Arab young men, who have harnessed their expertise in the field of ‘Metaverse’ and ‘Blockchain’ technologies over the course of three years to develop a platform with next generation technology,” Abu Madi said

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