Colour combines innovation and excellence BMW combines maximum precision with cutting-edge technology and sets new standards in the automotive industry. As a pioneer, BMW introduced the Integrated Paint Process (IPP) in 2006. This technology reduces emissions and minimises energy consumption by dispensing with otherwise standard process steps. BMW ensures a flawless finish whilst seamlessly blending efficiency and premium quality. Technical excellence is also evident in exclusive projects. The BMW M850i xDrive Gran Coupé in THE 8 X JEFF KOONS edition combines eleven layers of paint – applied by hand in over 200 hours – with a unique design. The colour gradient of the BMW Skytop (➜ Read also: BMW Skytop: the magic of exclusive moments ) – from warm reddish brown to muted silver with a chrome shadow effect – creates harmony between the interior and exterior whilst highlighting its elegant design. These paint finishes illustrate how technology and craftsmanship are seamlessly combined at BMW. How BMW combines tradition and innovation The BMW colour palettes blend tradition with cutting-edge technology. They set industry standards and give each model a distinct personality. At BMW, colour is more than just a design feature – it is an expression of innovation, joy, and individuality. Author: Tassilo Hager; Art Direction: Verena Aichinger, Lucas Lemuth Photos: BMW; Video: BMW At the BMW Dingolfing plant, masterful craftsmanship is combined with unique design. The elaborate colour gradient of the BMW Skytop is created by an experienced master painter. 5 min reading time Sheer Driving Pleasure