Rolls-Royce Delivered Record 6,032 Cars To Clients In 2023, Thanks To N700+ Million Cullinan SUV

Rolls-Royce Motors delivered 6,032 bespoke cars to clients around the world in 2023, the highest in Its 119-year history.

Figure includes Bespoke Commissions, like ‘The Pearl Cullinan’, Black Badge Cullinan Blue Shadow and the Black Badge Ghost Ékleipsis.

According to Rolls-Royce, last year’s growth was driven principally by Cullinan SUV that cost N700m to N1 billion.

This is followed by the Ghost sedan and then Phantom, which “continues to reign supreme as the marque’s pinnacle product.

Last year, Rolls-Royce began the sales of Spectre Electric Coupe, while the Wraith and Dawn models ceased production.

Rolls-Royce Phantom 8

British luxury marque, Rolls-Royce Motor Cars, on Monday said it delivered a record 6,032 bespoke hand-built cars across more than 50 countries worldwide in 2023, surpassing the 2022’s record of 6,021 motor cars by 11.

Last year’s sales figure is the highest-ever annual sales results in the marque’s 119-year history. The overall figure also includes record Bespoke Commissions, including the ‘The Pearl Cullinan’, Black Badge Cullinan Blue Shadow and the Black Badge Ghost Ékleipsis.

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Rolls-Royce Ghost

“2023 was another extraordinary year for Rolls-Royce, with strong sales performances in all regions and across the full product portfolio. It’s especially encouraging to see the enormous interest in and demand for Spectre, supporting the decision to adopt a bold, ‘all-electric’ strategy for future model development and production.

“I’m looking forward to working with the entire Rolls-Royce team to maintain this momentum and take this great company forward with confidence and conviction”, said, Chris Brownridge, the incoming Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Rolls-Royce Motor Cars.

Rolls-Royce Cullinan

According to Rolls-Royce, last year’s growth was driven principally by Cullinan SUV that cost N700m to N1 billion, followed by the Ghost sedan and then Phantom, which “continues to reign supreme as the marque’s pinnacle product.

Last year, the British luxury marque began the production and sales of Rolls-Royce Spectre Electric Coupe, while the hugely popular Wraith and Dawn models ceased production as planned. Rolls-Royce notes that Spectre has attracted enormous interest worldwide, particularly among younger clients.

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