Sunday, December 22, 2024
With the launch of the Cullinan in 2018, Rolls-Royce set a new benchmark in luxury SUVs. The latest Cullinan Series II boasts a V-12 engine and revamped interior. Notable updates include a redesigned front end, advanced digital interface "SPIRIT," and the exclusive "Whispers" app. The
Rolls-Royce's limited edition Ghost Prism, commemorating the brand's 120th anniversary, offers a blend of contemporary design and bespoke luxury. With only 120 units available, it boasts exclusive exterior paint options, intricate interior detailing, and a powerful engine. Positioned as a modern luxury vehicle, it caters to affluent clientele with customizable features.
Rolls-Royce introduces the Arcadia Droptail in their Coachbuild collection, embodying "Heaven on Earth" with Greek mythology-inspired design. Clients collaboratively create bespoke concepts, featuring meticulous customization such as a unique white hue infused with aluminum and glass particles. The design reflects modernist tropical sky gardens and British "Biomimetic" architecture, offering unparalleled luxury and personalization.
Rolls-Royce Unveils Dragon-Inspired Special Edition Cars for Lunar New Year As the Year of the Dragon dawns in 2024, Rolls-Royce enthusiasts are in for a treat with the unveiling of bespoke Dragon Special Edition cars. These limited-run vehicles, commissioned by four discerning buyers, are a celebration of the Chinese zodiac and its cultural significance. Crafted with meticulous attention to detail, each car is a masterpiece of design and engineering. The collection includes three Phantom Extended models and one Cullinan, with stunning customizations inspired by the majestic dragon.
Despite Tesla's undeniable popularity, the world's most expensive car isn't an electric marvel, thanks to Rolls-Royce. Surprisingly, it clinches both the top and second spots among the highest-priced vehicles globally. The ultimate titleholder, the Rolls-Royce Droptail, redefines automotive luxury with a price tag that shatters records.
