About
CLYPO® was born from a simple idea: protecting bumpers without sacrificing style.
Designed to fit all vehicles, CLYPO® combines clean design, practicality, and durability. Made from long-lasting, easy-to-maintain materials, it provides an effective solution against everyday minor bumps.
Our goal: to make parking less stressful, while preserving the look of your car.
ABOUT CLYPO®
The creator
Benoît is the founder and director of CLYPO®. A young French entrepreneur with a passion for cars, he came up with the idea during a business trip, after noticing vehicles throughout New York equipped, in large numbers, with unusual devices that were still unknown in Europe. Yet they addressed a universal issue that goes far beyond the borders of Uncle Sam: protecting your car’s bumpers.
While this is not a concern for thousands of drivers, it is for Benoît. He immediately embraced the concept after seeing for himself how effective the US version was on New York streets.
“By sharing urban space that is increasingly dense and cannot expand, millions of European drivers expose their vehicles every day to the potential damage caused by parking.”
After extensive testing and lengthy industrial protection formalities, CLYPO®was born.
THE GOAL
CLYPO®’s goal and commitment is to offer your car a lightweight, mobile solution to protect its bumper in urban parking situations.
“I have always dreamed of being able to park my vehicle on the streets of my city without worrying that the vehicle behind me would leave a mark on my bumper. There was nothing on the market, and there was no way I was going to stick those ugly adhesive bumper tubes on my car. I realized it was a shared concern among other car enthusiasts, so I decided to offer them my own solution.”
CLYPO® is a new product, still unknown to the European public, created by an enthusiast, for enthusiasts, but not only.
City drivers and drivers outside the city, spare yourself new costs and join the CLYPO® family!
CLYPO® is for anyone who no longer wants to add to their car budget, which in France already represents an average expense of nearly €6,000 per year, per car.