Mercedes has unveiled a limited-edition collection inspired by the beauty of Singapore’s national flower, the Vanda Miss Joaquim orchid, ahead of the Singapore Grand Prix. The collection combines Mercedes’ distinctive identity with design elements influenced by Singapore’s cultural and natural heritage. Orchid-inspired details feature prominently throughout the range, with the colour palette and visual accents reflecting the character of the national flower while adding a distinctly local touch to the team’s Singapore Grand Prix presence. Mercedes also unveiled images from a dedicated photoshoot showcasing the collection across its social media channels. The campaign highlights the designs in greater detail and gives fans a closer look at the special-edition pieces created specifically for the Singapore race weekend. The Vanda Miss Joaquim, recognised as Singapore’s national flower since 1981, serves as the central inspiration behind the collection, allowing Mercedes to incorporate a symbol closely associated with the host nation into its wider Formula 1 identity. The launch comes as teams and drivers prepare for one of the most distinctive events on the Formula 1 calendar. With its night-race setting, spectacular city backdrop and strong local identity, the Singapore Grand Prix provides a natural platform for teams to introduce special designs and collections that celebrate the culture of the host country.
Mercedes’ limited-edition range therefore adds another local element to its presence at the Marina Bay Street Circuit, combining the team’s motorsport heritage with a visual tribute to Singapore’s national symbol.
