Colorful Brakes: A Rolls-Royce with a Unique Twist

Amidst the scarcity of V12 SUVs, the Rolls-Royce Cullinan Black Badge emerges as a standout. This pinnacle variant introduces several firsts for the Goodwood manufacturer, including a unique color for each of the four brake calipers, a gradient coachline that transitions between vibrant hues, and a deep black paint finish with blue particles.

The exterior of the Cullinan remains elegantly understated, but the interior is a marvel of customization. The cabin is divided into four sections, each adorned with distinct color accents, from Phoenix Red to Forge Yellow and Mandarin to Turchese. The hand-painted headliner, featuring 1,344 fiber-optic lights, creates a captivating starlit effect.

Artistry by renowned artist Cyril Kongo adorns the interior, with more than 70 paint colors blending seamlessly across veneer and leather surfaces. The vivid blue lambswool carpets and hand-painted motifs, ranging from celestial bodies to intricate designs, create a truly bespoke experience.

The exclusivity of this limited-production model is evident, with all five examples already spoken for. While pricing remains undisclosed, the level of customization and craftsmanship involved undoubtedly commands a premium above the base Cullinan Black Badge’s starting price of over $511,000.