Rolls-Royce Is Testing Cars Above Speed Limit Without Actually Speeding
A new aero-acoustic chamber can simulate speeds above the UK's 70-mph limit, allowing engineers to test high-speed refinement without breaking any laws.
A new aero-acoustic chamber can simulate speeds above the UK's 70-mph limit, allowing engineers to test high-speed refinement without breaking any laws.
This ultra-bespoke Phantom uses shimmering abalone shell to recreate the iridescent beauty of a hummingbird's feathers.
A new Rolls-Royce video reveals how Cyril Kongo transformed a one-off Black Badge Cullinan with his street-art universe.
Two one-of-one commissions, a graffiti-art Cullinan and a gold-drenched Ghost, headline Rolls-Royce's Monterey week.
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The Spectre Series II also has more power for both the standard model and the hotter Black Badge version by using the dual-motor setup from the new BMW i7 M70.
The Black Badge Cullinan by Cyril Kongo is also the first Rolls-Royce ever with a gradient coachline.
The California armoring firm wraps the Rolls-Royce Cullinan in ballistic steel without touching the V12 or the cabin.
As big as a Phantom but with only two seats and a folding roof, Project Nightingale is a stately electric Rolls with 24-inch wheels.
Before the Spectre, there was the 102EX — a one-off electric Phantom that Rolls-Royce drove across four continents not to sell, but to listen. Here's what they heard, and what they did with it.
This special edition Cullinan is Rolls-Royce's attempt to bridge a connection between the ocean and the asphalt by giving the V12 luxury SUV a yachting theme.
Leading the way is an electric model with a completely unique body and built in limited numbers. You'll have to be invited to buy one.