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Rolls-Royce Completes Black Badge Family With Cullinan
Rolls-Royce has revealed the Cullinan Black Badge edition. The Cullinan joins the Wraith, Ghost and Dawn in receiving the performance touches.


At the Geneva Motor Show in March 2016, Rolls-Royce Motor Cars presented Black Badge; a permanent Bespoke family of motor cars that defined the taste patterns of an emerging generation of super-luxury consumer.
The new black-trimmed ultra-luxury Cullinan is the darkest model yet in the Black Badge family.
On the outside, the body and the Spirit of Ecstacy on the high-riding SUV now comes with a darker color.
The front grille surround, side frame finishers, boot handle, boot trim, lower air inlet finisher and exhaust pipes also received the same treatment.
The British marque’s 44,000 ‘ready to wear’ paint options or commission an entirely individual Bespoke hue, it is anticipated that many will opt for Black Badge’s signature Black.


The new Cullinan SUV comes with additional power just like the other Black Badge models.
Powering the Cullinan Black Badge is an upgraded 6.75-liter V12 that produces 600 horsepower and 664 pound-feet of torque. The engine in the standard model pumps out just 563 hp and 627 lb-ft.
The Black Badge SUV now rolls on new 22-in forged alloy wheels. The brake callipers are gloss red.



The ‘Double R’ badge on the front, flanks and aft invert to become silver-on-black, while chrome surfaces such as the front grille surround, side frame finishers, boot handle, boot trim, lower air inlet finisher and exhaust pipes are darkened. While they appear black, the vertical grille bars remain polished, reflecting the blackened surfaces that surround them to add a frisson of movement that hints at the motor car’s dynamic intent.
Each leaf of Technical Carbon is finished with six coats of lacquer before being left to cure for 72 hours then hand-polished to Rolls-Royce’s hallmark mirror finish. This process takes 21 days and is only deemed complete once every piece is inspected by a craftsperson to ensure complete reflective uniformity across each of the 23 pieces within the car.
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Starlight Headliner has joined historical Rolls-Royce iconography such as the Spirit of Ecstasy, Pantheon Grille and ‘Double R’ monogram. Its presence in Black Badge Cullinan intensifies the cabin’s ambience by casting a low light over the lavish leather seats. Presented in fine Black leather, handwoven with 1344 fibre optic lights. This is a true reflection of the sky at night. It incorporates eight brilliant white shooting stars that dart at random predominantly over the front occupants, subtly acknowledging the motor car’s owner-driver appeal.


Rolls-Royce Motor Cars Lagos (Coscharis Motors Limited) has already introduced the black badge trim of the Rolls-Royce Ghost into the Nigerian market. It comes with darkened chrome elements, carbon fibre accents and enhanced performance. The Rolls-Royce brand is the pinnacle of luxury cars in Nigeria.
Coscharis Motors is the sole franchisee of Rolls-Royce Motor Cars Lagos. Tropicalized Rolls-Royce Motor Cars with 4 years regional warranty are available for sale at Coscharis Motors.
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