The Rolls-Royce Cullinan is a car This doesn’t do things by halves. It’s a six-figure amount luxurious SUV with V12 engine up front, more luxury features than most villas and a high driving position that allows you Look down on poor people. Now there’s an updated version of the super SUV that comes with a new front end, new tech and a slick new interior that uses more than 11 miles of thread.
For the Launch of the Rolls-Royce Cullinan The British Series II luxury car manufacturer has pulled out all the stops to make this new model stand out from the crowd. The front end of the new model has been updated and now features an illuminated grille and a refreshed headlight design that immediately catches the eye new all-electric Specter.
There are also said to be a few superyacht-inspired touches on the exterior, including the new front bumper, and a touch of polished stainless steel adds a touch of bling to the rear of the car. It is obvious a stylish looking super SUV that screams “money.”
However, the interesting changes come inside the car with the introduction of a new interior that Rolls calls Duality. The The new fairing is a complicated design sewn into the seats of the new Cullinan. It’s said to be inspired by the company’s RR logo and requires an insane amount of handwork. According to a press release from Rolls-Royce:
This intricately embroidered textile was developed over more than a year in collaboration with a master weaver who now works full-time at Rolls-Royce to oversee this complex process, which takes place at Rolls-Royce’s home in Goodwood. A full Duality Twill interior can handle up to 2.2 million stitches and 11 miles of thread and is the result of 20 hours of construction time. To ensure a consistent pattern, each piece is made individually before being cut with a specially designed laser that seals the edge of the material and prevents individual threads from coming loose.
Eleven miles of thread over 2.2 million stitches! I’m not 100% sure how many seams go into the interior of a normal car, but that sounds like a lot.
To further enhance the allure of the new interior, Rolls has introduced a new surface called “Placed Perforation”. Craftsmen create intricate details in the fabric of the seats by making tiny incisions in the material. To show what this decoration can look like, the Cullinan Series II will be available with a pattern inspired by the clouds above the Rolls-Royce house at Goodwood in the United Kingdom. The pattern includes up to 107,000 perforations on the front and rear seats, each individually inspected to ensure consistency.
As well as the beautiful appointments, there are also all the other amenities you would expect from a Rolls-Royce, including an 18-speaker audio system, a digital display integrated into the dashboard and integration with the Exclusive company whispers Social media network.
What do you think of this chic interior? Is it enough to set the Cullinan apart from other luxury SUVs, or is it a little too over the top for you?