Rolls-Royce Unveils Revamped Cullinan Crossover with V12 Engine – Series II Details Inside

British luxury car manufacturer Rolls-Royce has revamped the Cullinan crossover. The exterior and interior of the car has changed, the V12 engine has remained.

After six years in circulation, Cullinan’s time for fresh air. Rolls-Royce is now presenting it as the Series II, and although cars of this vintage are not subject to major changes, Another Cullinan recognized by the narrower headlights that keep their horizontal shape, but now combined with L-shaped daytime running lights. In addition to the new look there are trapezoidal air intakes in the front bumper, black protective strips on the sides of the body, new 23-inch wheels in a seven-spoke design and a stainless steel decorative element between the exhaust system centers at the back. A novelty is the frameless radiator grill, which can be illuminated as you wish.

In the cabin, there is a carbon fiber front panel with at least six paint colors, a Spirit of Ecstasy figure under the analog dial, exquisitely carved seats covered in Duality Twill bamboo fabric and decorated with 2.2 million stitches using almost 18 kilometers of thread. In front of the passenger, there is an element with a clear inscription “Cullinan” and a graphic representation of the landscape of the city. The 7,000 piece was inspired by the skyscrapers of megacities at night, and in collaboration with special designers, the customer can also create his own lighting motif. The advanced multimedia system supports up to two streaming devices on the rear passenger screens.

The Cullinan is still powered by a 6.75-liter V12 engine that develops 571 horsepower and 850 Nm of torque. With this, the crossover will live until the end of its life cycle, but in 2030 a new era will begin, abandoning fuel engines completely.