A recent digital design by spdesignsest envisions a sleek facelift for the Rolls-Royce Cullinan, particularly emphasizing an updated front bumper.
The redesign includes changes to the grille, headlamps, and daytime running lights (DRLs), as well as an updated lower air intake for a more refined appearance.
Unlike the current model’s three-section bumper, this CGI version features a continuous lower air intake, only interrupted by the ADAS sensor and a reshaped apron.
As Rolls-Royce readies the actual facelifted Cullinan, it aims to retain its reputation as a leading luxury SUV amidst increasing competition since its 2018 debut.
The latest iteration of the Cullinan presents an evolution in design with updated front and rear sections, new daytime running lights (DRLs), refreshed bumpers, and, for the first time, a backlit grille.
The Black Badge variant is distinguished by its dark window trim and 23-inch wheels, while inside, the model retains its digital dashboard with the Black Badge featuring carbon trim. Performance-wise, the Black Badge continues to impress with 592 horsepower and 664 pound-feet of torque from its twin-turbo V12, in contrast to the regular Cullinan’s 562 horsepower.
Although Rolls-Royce hasn’t disclosed the price for the updated Cullinan, it’s anticipated to start around $400,000. Interestingly, the average buyer is now just 43 years old, highlighting the exclusivity of this luxury vehicle.
