Here it is, at last, following quite a while of mysteries and disguised donkeys: The 2019 Rolls-Royce Cullinan. The Rolls-Royce of SUVs is here finally. What’s more, it has a fiendish setup.
The new Cullinan, which is the second Rolls-Royce to ride on the automaker’s all-new aluminum design, has a two-area rear end called “The Clasp” which you can open or close at the touch of a catch.
The Highest Level of Extravagance
Whatever design you pick, the Rolls-Royce Cullinan set the new norms at the highest point of the prospering extravagance SUV. It’s a legitimate go-anyplace 4×4.
It gets a tall, upright hand-polished stainless steel grille and, of course, the famed Spirit of Ecstasy emblem. The thin headlights mark the beginning of a pronounced beltline that stretches all around the car.
Lightweight materials hold weight within proper limits, however, this is the Rolls we’re discussing, and is precisely a lightweight at 5,864 pounds
The Real Definition of Powerful
The Cullinan is powered by a 6.75-liter twin-turbo V12 engine that delivers 563 horsepower and 627 lb-ft of torque to an all-new, all-wheel drive, all-wheel steer system.
The torque is presently conveyed at the most minimal conceivable detect its specialists could oversee in the rev extend (1,600 rpm), which should make for an extravagant going on romping background.
Interior
Rolls-Royce shows the typical exhibit of essentially any mix of the absolute best woods, leather and metals accessible on their interior design. A practical dash format includes a symmetrical facia and basic associations in addition to Rolls’ variant of BMW’s incredible iDrive infotainment framework.
The latest technology is all included; night vision with pedestrian and wildlife detection, adaptive cruise control and lane departure warning systems.
It’s Rolls-Royce!
The Rolls-Royce Cullinan will land in showrooms in the not so distant future with a price beginning at $325,000. When it lands, it will contend in an indistinguishable portion from the already released Bentayga and Lamborghini Urus.
