$28 Million Car : Rolls-Royce Reveals The Second Coachbuilt Boat Tail

$28 Million Car : British luxury marque Rolls-Royce reveals second of three Coachbuilt Boat Tail.

Global public unveiling at Concorso d’Eleganza, Villa d’Este on 21 May 2022

The Rolls-Royce Boat Tail represents the apex of the marque’s coachbuilding capabilities

The second model was created by a client in homage to his father and family heritage

Unique exterior finish and interior detailing inspired by mother-of-pearl.

British luxury marque Rolls-Royce has revealed the second of three Boat Tail convertibles, ahead of its public debut at the Concorso d’Eleganza, Villa d’Este tomorrow, May 21, 2022.

Rolls-Royce says this particular one was commissioned by a patron whose family business has grown from his father’s origins in the pearling industry.

Just like the first Boat Tail finished in a stunning shade of blue, this model was inspired by racing yachts of the early 20th century.

Its bespoke colour is a shimmering blend of oyster and soft rose, with large white and bronze mica flakes adding a unique pearlescent quality that changes subtly under different light conditions.

The contrasting cognac-coloured bonnet contains fine bronze and gold coloured aluminium mica flakes complete with a layer of crystal and iced matt clear coat.

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Just like in the first Boat Tail, the Pantheon Grille, milled from a single, solid billet of aluminium, is graced with a Spirit of Ecstasy fashioned in rose gold.

The rear deck, which houses Boat Tail’s unique ‘butterfly-design’ hosting suite, is swathed in Royal Walnut veneer. It is inlaid with rose gold-plated pinstripes with a satin-brushed finish to ensure a sensitive and sophisticated appearance.

The interior is a beautifully curated combination of perfectly matched cognac and oyster-coloured leathers and Royal Walnut veneer, with rose gold and mother-of-pearl accents throughout.

The centrepiece of the dashboard is a timepiece made from mother-of-pearl, chosen and supplied by the client from his own collection.

Alex Innes, Head of Coachbuild Design, said :

“Boat Tail is a step-change in ingenuity and creative liberty. Building a motor car by hand offers a new realm of exploration and possibility : we can accomplish things and resolve challenges that normal industrialised methods would prohibit.”

“This is the tale of two worlds: a modern motor car of contemporary design, made possible by historical techniques and time-honoured craft. It is truly, one-of-a-kind.”

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