The Aston Martin team will release a smartphone together with realme
The Aston Martin Formula 1 team has announced a multi-year contract with realme, one of the leading smartphone manufacturers.
As part of the collaboration, Aston Martin and realme will produce two joint smartphones per year. Next Tuesday, the presentation of the first joint novelty, the GT 7 Dream Edition, will take place. The manufacturer promises the smartphone flagship performance, advanced design and the logo of the Formula 1 team.
Matt Chapman, Head of Licensing at Aston Martin: "We are delighted to welcome realme to our team and our first smartphone together. The GT 7 Dream Edition combines high performance with innovative design, and we look forward to working together on future models."
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The Aston Martin team will release a smartphone together with realme
The Aston Martin Formula 1 team has announced a multi-year contract with realme, one of the leading smartphone manufacturers.