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WRAITHThe Wraith takes traditional Rolls-Royce craftsmanship and wraps it around a long, fastback coupe designed with considerably more emphasis on the person behind the wheel. Its 6.6-liter twin-turbocharged V12 delivers effortless power through an eight-speed automatic transmission, while rear-wheel drive gives the car a different personality from later all-wheel-drive Rolls-Royce models. The sweeping roofline, rear-hinged coach doors, broad rear shoulders, and low seating position create proportions unlike any sedan in the range. Inside, expansive leather surfaces, hand-finished veneers, available Starlight Headliners, and highly individualized Bespoke combinations turn the cabin into something closer to a private lounge built around two-door grand touring.What makes the Wraith particularly distinctive today is the combination of serious performance and traditional Rolls-Royce character. It can cover long distances quietly and comfortably, yet the lower body, powerful V12, and driver-focused seating arrangement give it considerably more energy than a conventional luxury coupe. Black Badge Wraith models push that personality further with darker exterior detailing, additional power, revised drivetrain calibration, and a more assertive aesthetic. Rolls-Royce introduced Black Badge with Wraith and Ghost in 2016, creating an alter ego that would later spread throughout much of the lineup.
DAWNThe Dawn transforms Rolls-Royce's modern two-door formula into a four-seat convertible without treating the car as simply a Wraith with its roof removed. A fabric soft top preserves the traditional silhouette when raised and disappears beneath the rear deck when lowered, leaving an unusually clean open body with four proper seating positions. Power comes from a 6.6-liter twin-turbocharged V12 driving the rear wheels through an eight-speed automatic transmission, delivering the kind of low-effort acceleration expected from the marque. The cabin surrounds all four occupants with leather, wood, polished metal, deep carpeting, and individualized Bespoke details rather than concentrating the experience solely around the front seats.Lowering the roof changes the atmosphere more dramatically than it changes the fundamental personality of the car. The Dawn remains soft, quiet, and composed, but the open cabin brings more of the surrounding environment into an experience normally designed around isolation. Black Badge Dawn adds a darker treatment and sharper personality, combining increased power with changes to the drivetrain, suspension, exhaust, and exterior detailing. Rolls-Royce introduced the Black Badge version of Dawn in 2017 after launching the treatment on Wraith and Ghost the previous year. The result is one of the rare convertibles capable of feeling both highly formal and deliberately dramatic.
GHOSTGhost brings Rolls-Royce luxury into a sedan that is smaller and less formal than Phantom without becoming ordinary. The current generation uses the marque's aluminum Architecture of Luxury, a 6.75-liter twin-turbocharged V12, all-wheel drive, and all-wheel steering, creating a platform that feels substantially more sophisticated than a traditional chauffeur-oriented luxury sedan. Rolls-Royce's Planar suspension technology combines advanced dampers, air suspension, and road-reading systems to isolate the cabin while maintaining body control. Inside, the emphasis remains on material quality and Bespoke personalization, with expansive leather, intricate veneers, illuminated fascia treatments, individual rear seating options, and Starlight Headliners giving each commission its own atmosphere.Ghost also demonstrates how much variation Rolls-Royce can create within a sedan. Extended versions add rear-cabin space and place even greater emphasis on chauffeured comfort, while Black Badge Ghost shifts the character toward darker styling and stronger performance. The latest Ghost Series II and Black Badge Ghost Series II continue both interpretations, allowing the same basic architecture to move between understated luxury and a more assertive personality. Rolls-Royce's current product portfolio still includes Ghost and its Extended and Black Badge variants, making it one of the core pillars of the modern range.
CULLINANCullinan takes the scale, craftsmanship, and isolation of a Rolls-Royce and gives them far greater versatility. Its 6.75-liter twin-turbocharged V12 works with all-wheel drive, all-wheel steering, self-leveling air suspension, and an eight-speed automatic transmission, allowing the vehicle to maintain the marque's familiar Magic Carpet Ride while dealing with surfaces that would never suit a traditional Rolls-Royce sedan. Rear coach doors, a split tailgate, substantial luggage space, elevated seating, and multiple rear-cabin configurations make the Cullinan dramatically more useful without turning it into a conventional luxury SUV.Black Badge changes the personality considerably. Black Badge Cullinan Series II uses a 600 PS version of the V12 producing 900 Nm of torque, along with revised throttle and transmission calibration, higher-capacity air springs, darker exterior detailing, and distinctive interior treatments. Standard Cullinan Series II takes a more traditional approach, combining redesigned vertical lighting, updated digital technology, and expanded Bespoke possibilities with the underlying comfort and capability that established the original. The enormous range of paint, leather, veneer, seating, wheel, and Bespoke combinations means the specification can transform the character of one Cullinan compared with another.
PHANTOMPhantom remains the most formal expression of Rolls-Royce luxury. Its enormous proportions, upright Pantheon grille, rear-hinged coach doors, long wheelbase, and imposing stance are designed around presence rather than visual aggression. Beneath the body sits the aluminum Architecture of Luxury and a 6.75-liter twin-turbocharged V12 tuned for silent, effortless propulsion rather than obvious performance. Air suspension, electronically controlled dampers, extensive sound insulation, and the sheer structural isolation of the platform create an environment intended to separate occupants from the road outside. Extended-wheelbase Phantom models expand the rear cabin even further, making the back seats the unquestioned focus of the motor car.The interior is where Phantom becomes especially distinctive. The Gallery spans the dashboard behind glass and can contain commissioned artwork, sculptural pieces, textiles, or other personalized designs created specifically for an individual motor car. Starlight Headliners, hand-finished veneers, intricate embroidery, bespoke paintwork, personalized treadplates, champagne equipment, privacy systems, and countless material combinations can turn the cabin into an entirely individual commission. Rolls-Royce continues to position Phantom and Phantom Extended at the summit of its contemporary portfolio, while Bespoke projects regularly use the model as one of the marque's most ambitious creative canvases.
SPECTRESpectre translates Rolls-Royce's traditional emphasis on silence and immediate torque into a fully electric grand coupe. Rather than attempting to imitate the sound or behavior of a combustion-powered model, the electric drivetrain reinforces qualities the marque has pursued for generations: quiet acceleration, minimal vibration, abundant low-speed torque, and an almost seamless sense of forward motion. The long body, fastback roofline, enormous doors, illuminated grille, and expansive interior give Spectre the presence expected from a Rolls-Royce coupe, while its battery-electric architecture removes the mechanical soundtrack that shaped Wraith and earlier grand tourers.In 2026, Rolls-Royce introduced Spectre Series II, increasing output to 442 kW, raised torque to 1,015 Nm, extended WLTP range to as much as 390 miles, and reduced charging times. Black Badge Spectre Series II goes further, with Infinity Mode unlocking 500 kW and Spirited Mode providing up to 1,100 Nm, making it the most powerful Rolls-Royce created to date. The technology is entirely new territory for the marque, but the emphasis on effortless performance, silence, craftsmanship, and extensive Bespoke personalization remains unmistakably Rolls-Royce.