Customer Deliveries Of Rolls-Royce Cullinan Series II In Singapore To Commence In Q1 2025

Launched in 2018, the Rolls-Royce Cullinan debuted as the world’s first super-luxury SUV, designed to offer both rugged capability and refined comfort across all terrains. Its success surpassed Rolls-Royce’s expectations, making it the brand’s most in-demand model globally.

Building on this achievement, the Cullinan’s Series II update was carefully developed, incorporating five years of client feedback, insights from Rolls-Royce's global offices. and new technologies. The redesign reflects shifts in luxury preferences and usage trends.

Tuned for urban spaces

Rolls-Royce has observed a rise in clients based in major global metropolises and fast-growing cities in emerging regions. Although Cullinan has proven itself as both a capable off-road vehicle and a preferred daily driver for many owners, there was emphasis to make Series II shine even more in urban spaces.

Chauffeur-driven? Think again…

Rolls-Royce reports that nearly all Cullinan owners now prefer to drive themselves, with fewer than 10% employing chauffeurs. This shift, along with brand renewal and expanded Bespoke options, has contributed to lowering the average client age from 56 in 2010 to 43 today.

Bolder, more expressive look

Cullinan Series II’s design caters to a younger urban clientele and a growing preference for self-driving. Its exterior features vertical design elements, inspired by city skyscrapers, with bold new daytime running lights. Inside, Series II adds sophisticated details, including a sleek, pillar-to-pillar glass-panel fascia on the upper dashboard that integrates digital and physical craftsmanship.

Streaming, Bluetooth headphones, Wi-Fi hotspot - it’s tech-laden!

Cullinan Series II features refined connectivity for rear passengers, allowing connection of two streaming devices to screens with a Bespoke interface for managing streaming and seating functions like massage and climate control. Internet connectivity enables a Wi-Fi hotspot and independent streaming for each screen.

For the first time, Bluetooth headphones can pair with the rear infotainment system, or passengers can enjoy the advanced 18-speaker Bespoke Audio system, which includes an 18-channel 1400-watt amplifier. The design utilises cavities in the aluminum sills as resonance chambers for low-frequency speakers, transforming the car into a subwoofer.

Mobile art

The Illuminated Fascia panel is a modern design element first introduced in Ghost and Spectre. This panel includes an illuminated Cullinan wordmark and a Cityscape graphic inspired by skyscrapers of megacities at night, crafted using a technique that laser-etches 7,000 dots onto darkened security glass to create a sense of depth.

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