Marc Philipp Gemballa creates holistic storytelling masterpieces — vehicles that are cultural artifacts, not just machines. Bespoke supercars for next-generation collectors.
"I never build cars. I build dreams for people with dreams."
Uwe Gemballa, 1954 – 2010
Uwe Gemballa was a pioneering automotive visionary who created some of the most radical Porsche transformations of the 1980s and 1990s — the Avalanche, Cyrrus, Mirrage, MIG-U1. He was among the first to integrate LED systems, steering wheel multimedia controls, and camera-based mirrors into road cars.
In 2021, his son Marc Philipp — born and raised in a sports car enthusiastic family — founded MARC PHILIPP GEMBALLA GmbH to carry the legacy forward. After studying at EBS University of Economics and Law and working at Aston Martin, Mercedes-Benz, and Porsche, he evolved his father's philosophy beyond traditional tuning into holistic storytelling masterpieces.
The rise of hyper-personalized, emotion-driven marques underscores a profound shift in modern luxury elite behavior. Trophy assets are valued for scarcity and story — not horsepower.
MPG sits firmly in the emotional-bespoke quadrant alongside Pagani and Singer — hyper-personalized, emotion-driven vehicles for collectors who value story and scarcity over raw specifications.
Inspired by the legendary Paris-Dakar rally era. An ultra-modern yet timeless supercar — the world's first combining on-road performance with genuine off-road capability. Built on the Porsche 992 Turbo S platform. Designed by Alan Derosier. Manufactured in Germany, tested in the sand dunes of the Arabian desert.
No own production facilities. MPG partners with top German Tier-1 suppliers — the same firms trusted by Porsche and leading OEMs. This model applies across multiple platforms, avoids heavy manufacturing investment, enables strong margins even at small scale, and lets resources flow into brand, design, and commercialization.