The Rolls-Royce Phantom Oribe is another one-off creation from the iconic British luxury automaker. Created in collaboration with French luxury house Hermès, Phantom Oribe is the brainchild of Japanese billionaire and art collector Yusaku Maezawa.
Without a doubt, the Rolls-Royce Cullinan is one of the most luxurious and opulent SUVs on the planet. It's also practical with loads of space for passengers and cargo. But with the luxury brand's new Recreation Module, the Cullinan is made more functional with nifty storage spaces for whatever tickles your fancy.
First seen in 2018 as an expensive option in the Rolls-Royce Phantom extended-wheelbase model, the Privacy Suite is making a comeback to the delight of filthy-rich entrepreneurs, powerbrokers, oligarchs, and heads of state. Phantom Privacy Suite offers a secluded rear cabin with all the luxury and tech accouterments befitting of a modern Rolls-Royce.
We’ve seen extraordinary renditions of the Phantom before, but none are as festive and mysterious as the new Phantom Tempus Collection. Arriving in coincidence with NASA Perseverance’s Mars landing, the newest Phantom Tempus is limited exclusively to 20 units worldwide. Clients from around the world have already taken each build slot.
Patience is a necessary evil for any super-exclusive car, but even by Rolls-Royce standards the roughly four years it took to build a striking new bespoke Koa Phantom is extreme. An example of just what the automaker's craftspeople are capable of with luxury materials - and a customer with deep pockets and a willingness to wait for a certain tree to fall - the luxury sedan has made its way from the UK to a classic car collection in Indiana, USA.
What will you do if you’re a bankable 26-year-old pop star with an estimated net worth of $300-million? You pay a visit to West Coast Customs in Burbank, California, to commission your very own Rolls-Royce concept car, that’s what. And apparently, that’s exactly what happened leading to this futuristic custom Rolls-Royce Wraith.
Without a doubt, British carmaker Rolls-Royce has stuck with the adage of building the most celebrated motorcars in the world. Rolls-Royce is taking its bespoke expertise to new heights with Phantom Iridescent Opulence, a luxury car with a built-in art gallery in the dashboard.
Rolls-Royce CEO Torsten Müller-Ötvös said it best in describing its newest collection car. “Wraith Kryptos is a Rolls-Royce Collection like no other. It is embedded with a cryptographic cipher and filled with mystery and intrigue.”
Rolls-Royce has announced a new limited-edition collection of vehicles called Neon Nights. The collection wears very vibrant colors that were inspired by exotic plants and animals. The trio of cars also have the special colors were applied to Technical Fiber fascias.
The second-generation 2021 Rolls-Royce Ghost marks the beginning of a new era at Goodwood. Here is a modern Rolls, one that sets aside pompousness for what the marque refers to as ‘Post Opulence’ design. The first-generation Ghost, released in 2009, became the most successful product in Rolls-Royce’s 116-year history. And, unlike with the stately Phantom, it turns out Ghost buyers prefer driving the car themselves rather than being driven.
Rolls-Royce Abu Dhabi has unveiled the Wraith – Inspired by Earth, a one-off creation inspired by our planet and the rest of the solar system. First off, it’s the first time we’ve seen a factory airbrushed artwork on a Rolls. Nevertheless, this special creation is making us all giddy with its intergalactic and Middle Eastern design theme.
When Rolls-Royce set out in creating the Cullinan SUV, it wanted it to be unlike any production Rolls in the carmaker’s 114-year history. The Cullinan is not only the first SUV from Rolls-Royce, but it’s the brand’s first off-road capable vehicle. Executive editor Chris Davies witnessed the Cullinan’s off-road prowess firsthand. As expected, he was smitten by its rugged capabilities and new world refinement.