Rolls-Royce Cullinan Series II Facelift Unveiled, Here's List of Top Updates

After ruling the ultra-luxury segment for years, the UK-based car maker Rolls-Royce has finally updated its Cullinan SUV series. It has been introduced under the nameplate Cullinan Series II. The company made some major noticeable changes from both inside and outside, giving a more luxurious feel to its potential customers.

The brand has claimed the newly revealed chauffer driver wheels as “the most extensive Series II development in Rolls-Royce history”. The decision has been taken after seeing the growing demand among the target audience as it is the most selling product worldwide.

What’s New?

As per the photos shared by the company, the all-new Cullinan now comes with some eye-catching enhancements, taking its ultra-luxury feel to the next level. The SUV gets the latest L-shaped LED DRLs, featuring the bold illuminated pantheon grille at the front, where the updated bumper takes all the attention.

The company has also given reshaped air intakes, allowing its robust 6.75-litr, twin-turbo V12 engine to stay cool while on run. Talking about the rear, a ‘feature line’ has been added, which compliments the smartly placed taillights.

It also received the floating ‘RR’ logo at the centre, and mirror-finish stainless steel exhaust exits with a brushed stainless-steel rear skid plate add an extra feather to its cap.

Any Update Inside?

Inside the cabin, the newly revealed Cullinan Series II carries the same charm as before, featuring a similar dashboard design and layout. However, the updated model comes with a pillar-to-pillar glass-panel fascia, flaunting an illuminated dash panel that displays Cullinan on the front passenger side.

Apart from this, Series II gets a dual-screen setup. One is purely used by the driver, while the other one is dedicated to entertainment purposes, which is supported by all the wireless car connect technology and is equipped with the Rolls Spirit operating system. It is the same features that have been included in the newly launched fully electric Spectre.

Engine and Power Figures

The SUV is powered by the original’s 6.75-litre, twin-turbo V12, which produces a maximum power of almost 600 bhp and 900 Nm of torque.