Opting for a subtler approach, Mansory has transformed the Rolls-Royce Cullinan into a luxurious head-turner.
New front and rear bumpers, sleek side skirts, and sculpted fender flares enhance the Cullinan’s profile without appearing excessive. Subtle carbon fiber accents complement the blacked-out chrome package, giving the SUV a sharper, more refined presence.
A stunning twilight purple paint job adds another layer of sophistication, while the black multi-spoke wheels with integrated DRLs complete the exterior transformation. The interior appears largely untouched at first glance, suggesting Mansory focused its efforts on elevating the Cullinan’s imposing exterior.
The pristine white leather with pops of purple throughout the interior hints at the tuner’s touch, likely extending to bespoke seatbelts, a redesigned steering wheel, and a customized dashboard and center console.
But Mansory doesn’t stop at aesthetics. Renowned for their performance upgrades, they’ve likely tweaked the Cullinan’s powerful engine. The stock twin-turbo 6.75-liter V12 puts out 563 horsepower and 627 lb-ft of torque, but Mansory’s modifications could push this to a thrilling 610 horsepower and 701 lb-ft.
This translates to a shaved half-second off the 0-62 mph acceleration time, reaching 4.5 seconds. While the performance gains might seem subtle, they add significant value for those seeking a balance of unmatched luxury and a touch more thrilling driving experience.