Rolls-Royce Cullinan SUV

Looters In New York Flee With Stolen Goods In A Rolls-Royce Cullinan

If you have been reading the news, things in the United States are not good and it seems even the very wealthy are taking to looting to grab some of their favourite merchandise at a serious discount.

In the footage, taken on Monday night in Manhattan, unidentified individuals are seen carrying objects away from a store and then entering the Rolls-Royce Cullinan – their apparent getaway car.



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Supercar Blondie Details The R700k Rolls-Royce Cullinan Scale Model

Rolls-Royce and affordable are words that will never be associated so it comes as no surprise that the 1:8 scale Rolls-Royce Cullinan model has an astronomical price tag.

Just like every other Rolls, the Cullinan scale model is completely and entirely customizable and bespoke. Customers can match the model to their Cullinan exactly, which is what most are likely to do, or they can customize each and every detail, right down to the colour of the seat belts inside the car. There are over 1,000 hand-made pieces used in the construction of one Cullinan scale model, which seems absolutely absurd considering the size of it.


 
Rolls-Royce Cullinan Goes Offroad

If you ever wanted to see a Rolls-Royce Cullinan SUV let loose in the desert then your time has come! Watch the video below…

Like oil and water, Rolls-Royce and offroading just don’t mix, or do they? Unless you are super-rich, most people can only dream of owning a Rolls-Royce, nevermind taking it for a run offroad.

There are, however, people out there who are willing and able to indulge in such acts and the video below is a fine example of just how much fun you can have in a Rolls-Royce, even if it looks or feels wrong.



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Wald International Black Bison Slams Rolls-Royce Cullinan

The Rolls-Royce Cullinan is one of the most expensive SUV’s in the world but that has not stopped tuning companies and owners from taking things to a new unique and sometimes controversial level.

Here we welcome Wald International to the Rolls Cullinan tuning scene with their Black Bison package and as you can see, it pretty much cancels the entire SUV approach as it is as low (if not lower) than a Phantom or Ghost.


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Rolls-Royce adds vibrant neon variants for Dawn, Wraith and Cullinan

Luxury trio gains exclusive new paint colours, limited to just four of each model worldwide

Rolls-Royce has introduced three extremely limited-run neon-style variants of its Dawn, Wraith and Cullinan Black Badge models.

The Neon Nights special cars are characterised by vivid paint finishes inspired by exotic plants and animals, according to Rolls-Royce. They were initially created for clients in the US but Rolls-Royce has expanded the offering worldwide, although only four of each model will be available.

The Wraith variant replaces the standard Black Badge model’s dark look with a near-luminous lime green exterior, which, Rolls-Royce says, is inspired by the Australian green tree frog. Inside, the Neon Nights Wraith gains grey leather with lime green accents.

For the Neon Nights Dawn, Rolls-Royce has added a vibrant red exterior finish, called Eagle Rock Red. This paint is said to emulate the flowers of the Hawaiian ‘Ōhi‘a lehua tree. The interior is finished with grey leather and red detailing.

The final variant is the Neon Nights Cullinan, which comes with an eye-catching bright blue exterior and white leather with green piping and stitching inside. The limited-run Cullinan’s colour comes from the exotic American butterfly Rhetus periander, which is known for its vibrant blue wings.


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Nice to see that someone actually uses it off-road:


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Rolls-Royce Cullinan 'Black Badge' goes wide and upgrades to 1 060 N.m!

The folks over at Spofec have turned their attention to the Rolls-Royce Cullinan Black Badge, handing its a wide body kit and extra oomph.

With visual presence being the most important aspect of this build, the Cullinan Black Badge has been equipped with Spofec’s Overdose PU-RIM wide body kit. This consists of eight parts, including a front bumper and rear diffuser. A rear spoiler lip is added to create a sportier look. A set of 24-inch SP2 design forged alloy wheels is also included.

Matching the more performance-minded look is a power upgrade by means of Novitec’s Spofec N-Tronic unit. With this attached to the twin-turbo 6,75-litre V12, the Cullinan’s standard peak outputs of 420 kW and 850 N.m of torque are bumped up to 504 kW and 1 010 N.m.


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Look what Mansory just did to the Rolls Royce Cullinan SUV

There are many words that you could use to describe Mansory’s custom creations, but subtle is not one of them. And the German tuner’s latest beneficiary (or victim, depending on your take) is the Rolls Royce Cullinan SUV.

But there’s more to this creation than just in-your-face styling.

The Mansory Rolls Royce Cullinan that you see here has also been handed more horses, with a tuning programme raising the outputs of the vehicle’s 6.8-litre turbocharged V12 engine to 449kW and 950Nm. By comparison the Black Badge variant that Rolls Royce sells you is good for 442kW and 900Nm, while the standard variant produces 420kW and 850Nm.

Don’t you miss the days when they just said “enough”?


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Rolls-Royce Says Skip The Backpack And Basket For Your Cullinan

Rolls-Royce wants you to know that it’s a very practical carmaker. That it values livability above all, and that it has finally heard the cries of Cullinan owners who’ve clamored for a sliding luggage drawer beneath their trunk. The drawer is custom-ordered for clients and operated by a button to slide out for access to specific gear from food and drink utensils to tech gear.

It’s a motorized compartment that replaces a picnic basket or backpack that’s the difference between true sport utility vehicles and sport utility wannabes.

This is the new recreation module and hosting service drawer for the Cullinan:

The module fits into the Cullinan’s rear cargo area, beneath the floor. Don’t worry, the recreation module does not replace the jumper seats and cocktail table in the the Cullinan, or what Rolls refers to as the Viewing Suite.


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Rolls-Royce reveals Recreation Module for adventurous Cullinan owners

Rolls-Royce released the Cullinan as a means for its high-end clientele to be more adventurous. To accentuate its premium SUV’s versatility, it has introduced a Recreation Module which can be tailored to suit the specific needs of each customer.

So what is it? The Recreation Module, as Rolls-Royce puts it, is a motorised cassette drawer that has been designed to fit securely into the luggage compartment floor of the Cullinan. By pressing a button, the module slides open to reveal whatever equipment and accessories the owner has stored.

The Recreation Module provides 48 dm3 of space that can be configured to the client’s requirements. The entire assembly can also be removed and stored separately to accommodate owners who practice hobbies in areas that the Cullinan cannot reach such as the middle of a lake for fly fishing or the top of a mountain for rock climbing or snowboarding.

For those who value the SUV’s utility space, Rolls-Royce assures that the module will not compromise its 1 930 dm3 boot capacity.


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Klassen Rolls-Royce Cullinan with VR6 bulletproof protection revealed

The Rolls-Royce Cullinan has been given VR6 bulletproof protection and an increase in wheelbase by Klassen. The custom tuning firm has put this together for exclusive clientele who wish to remain secure without compromising luxury and comfort.

In order to accommodate the Rolls-Royce Cullinan 350 mm wheelbase increase, Klassen has stretched the brake line, propshaft, exhaust system and fuel feed line. It has also stretched optic cables and wiring, readjusted the ABS, ESP, ASR and SRS and adapted the stereo camera for the armoured glass.

Ballistic protection for the Rolls-Royce Cullinan consists of armoured steel applied to the perimeter, floor and roof. Blast-resistant construction has been applied to the doors while new hinges are used to accommodate the increased mass. Armoured glass is applied around the perimeter with integrated heating.


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Mansory do a Special UAE Edition of the Rolls-Royce Cullinan

Are you the sort of person who feels that the Rolls-Royce Cullinan is a little demure? Perhaps the designers at Goodwood were a little conservative in styling the ‘best SUV in the world’ and could have penned something a little more imposing, edgy, and in-your-face? Well, Mansory are here to save your day and once again, having pulled out their vulgar stick, this time beating every inch – of which there are many – of the Cullinan and the result is, uhm, a result.

It must be noted that this is in fact a special edition of their rendition of Rolls-Royce’s exceptional SUV, dubbed the Special UAE Edition and intended to appeal to customers in the United Arab Emirates. Marble is the theme of the day here with many element of the beefy bodykit having been treated to a marble-look wrap, because real marble would just be silly, no?The vast bonnet, too, has been given the marble treatment and contrasts starkly with the two-tone black and grey paintwork. A rather large roof spoiler and rear diffuser exit to create more parasitic drag on the Cullinan, but certainly go a long way to make the 2,7 tonne SUV look more sporty from rearward angles. 24-inch rims finished in black sit at each corner and do away with any modicum of stateliness and British charm which might remain.

 
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