Rolls-Royce has finally revealed the highly anticipated Cullinan, an all-terrain vehicle that departs from the luxury car manufacturer’s usual high-sided vehicles like sports utility vehicles. The company is introducing a new language to describe this exciting addition to its lineup. The Cullinan is generating significant buzz and might even overshadow the iconic Phantom.
The Cullinan boasts an off-road capable design, a tall stance, and features the marque’s distinctive Parthenon grille. Its exterior silhouette is both linear and upright, exuding an air of refined restraint. Inside, the cabin is adorned with impressive mirror-matched veneers and luxurious leather surfaces. The car even comes equipped with champagne flutes, a decanter, glasses, a fixed rear center console, and a refrigerator.
In terms of performance, the Cullinan impresses with a 6.75-liter twin-turbo V-12 engine that delivers 563 hp and 627 lb-ft of torque. The vehicle is capable of traversing grass, gravel, or mud with ease, boasting a best-in-class 21.2-inch depth capability. It features an “everywhere button” that activates the all-wheel drive and four-wheel steer system for adventurous off-road crawling. Priced at $325,000, the Rolls-Royce Cullinan is touted as the most expensive SUV in production.
