LINKTOUR Presents the ALUMI Creative Collection at Mondial de l’Auto Paris
Oct 20, 2026
Anchored by the philosophy of “Un ALUMI, Trois Arts de Vivre” (One ALUMI, Three Arts of Living), LINKTOUR unveils a creative collection exploring modern urban lifestyles, featuring an exclusive artist collaboration, a Touring-inspired vehicle, and a brand-new exterior livery.
Paris, France, October 20, 2026 -- On October 12, 2026, Driven by a profound appreciation for industrial design, craftsmanship, and contemporary urban living, boutique smart NEV brand LINKTOUR Automobile debuted three new show cars at the 2026 Paris Motor Show (Mondial de l’Auto).
Rather than presenting vehicles in isolation as mere static exhibits, LINKTOUR curated its Paris showcase around a human-centric urban philosophy: compact electric vehicles should not dominate the urban landscape, but rather integrate seamlessly into its fabric.
Un ALUMI, Trois Arts de Vivre: Three Moments of Urban Life
At Mondial de l’Auto, LINKTOUR revealed its ALUMI Creative Collection, translating compact e-mobility into three authentic facets of modern urban life:
- The Art of Lingering: ALUMI by SPINZI
Created in collaboration with Milan-based SPINZI STUDIO, this edition seamlessly unites progressive mobility, industrial design, and contemporary interior aesthetics. Far beyond a utilitarian mode of transit, the vehicle is conceived as a serene retreat influenced by residential architecture—incorporating curated materials, circular geometric motifs, and tactile warmth. It features bespoke forged aluminum alloy wheels and a handcrafted aluminum phone mount, both designed exclusively by SPINZI STUDIO. The vehicle encapsulates an intuitive urban ethos: moving through the city with agility and precision, while serving as a refined sanctuary where occupants naturally desire to pause, unwind, and linger.
- The Vision to Ascend: ALUMI in Atlas Blue
Slated for commercial release in 2027, the all-new Atlas Blue draws its name from the Titan of Greek mythology who bore the celestial heavens. This grand name forms a compelling contrast with the vehicle’s ultra-compact footprint. Its deep, lustrous finish evokes the vast expanse of the Atlantic and the twilight horizon of Paris. More than an aesthetic refresh, Atlas Blue redefines compact personal mobility as an expressive lifestyle statement: compact in footprint, boundless in vision. - The Path Beyond: ALUMI VIA
ALUMI VIA extends the vehicle’s operational horizon beyond dense city centers, catering to suburban exploration, weekend getaways, and spontaneous journeys into nature. Adopting a deliberate expedition-oriented aesthetic without lapsing into conventional off-road clichés, it exemplifies how a compact electric platform can unlock leisure mobility beyond metropolitan fringes—inspiring urban drivers to venture outward and carve their own paths.
Each of the three vehicles stretches the design paradigm of the ALUMI platform in distinct directions: ALUMI by SPINZI delivers an elevated living experience through tactile warmth; Atlas Blue inspires individuals to transcend the mundane through boundless imagination; and ALUMI VIA empowers exploration toward broader horizons.
Unifying this creative lineup is LINKTOUR’s core brand ethos: “Light Moves Urban Life.” At its essence, “lightness” embodies a focused, tangible commitment: occupying less, so life can flourish more.
- Light: Driven by circular manufacturing and the “From Can to Car” philosophy, LINKTOUR transforms recycled secondary aluminum into an advanced, lightweight monocoque architecture that is up to 45% lighter than conventional steel platforms.
- Moves: Delivers nimble urban dynamics, frictionless digital connectivity, and personal self-expression empowered by the customizable “Art Window.”
- Urban Life: Engineered with purpose-built form factors adapted to the friction points of high-density metropolitan living, earning ALUMI international honors including the Red Dot Award, iF Design Award, German Design Award, and TITAN Brand Award.
Light Moves Urban Life - From Paris to Every City
Looking forward from the Paris stage, LINKTOUR will continue broadening its global footprint while proving that urban mobility can be lightweight, culturally resonant, and seamlessly integrated into day-to-day living.
As new commercial footholds connect across Europe and global territories, LINKTOUR's journey advances steadily from Paris across metropolitan landscapes worldwide: Light Moves Urban Life — from Paris to every city.
About LINKTOUR Automobile
LINKTOUR Automobile is a global brand specializing in new energy vehicles designed for boutique urban mobility. Targeting the global market, LINKTOUR’s products have been developed in accordance with global standards and guided with a focus on sustainability. This commitment to excellence is best exemplified by ALUMI, our award-winning model and that has earned the TITAN Brand Awards, Red Dot Award, iF Design Award and the German Design Award. By boldly defining a new class of urban mobility that is vibrant, stylish and avant-garde, LINKTOUR Automotive delivers experiences that exceed expectations through four driving forces: Design-driven, Personal Expression, Smart Experiences, and Urban Sustainability.
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