In an ever-changing world, Rolls-Royce once again surprises with a bold reinterpretation of its iconic SUV: the Cullinan Series II. More than a simple evolution, it is a cutting-edge statement designed for a new generation of drivers who master, with equal ease, both urban environments and the open horizons of nature.
Since its launch in 2018, the Cullinan marked a new era for the British brand by introducing the concept of an SUV that combines exterior grandeur with an interior of absolute refinement and serenity. Now, with the arrival of the second generation, and especially in the Black Badge version, the model gains an even more striking, provocative and refined character.
Inspired by the lights and vibrant energy of the great cities of the future, the new Cullinan Series II emerges with an imposing silhouette that reflects the rhythm and architecture of modern cities. The design, carefully reworked, honours the brand’s heritage while confidently engaging with contemporary and expressive codes.
More than a vehicle, a statement of style
The Black Badge look presents itself as an aesthetic manifesto. The traditional Pantheon grille now appears in a darkened tone, giving it a more mysterious and challenging air. This approach is subtly contrasted by a silver line running across the front, suggesting modern architectural inspiration. The vertical daytime running lights recall the luminous columns of skyscrapers at dusk.
Every detail of the Cullinan Series II in the Black Badge version has been meticulously designed. The polished surfaces shine with depth, creating plays of light and shadow that enhance the robust shapes of the bodywork. The result is a car that does not merely seek to be driven, it demands attention, attracting all eyes wherever it goes.
This new chapter of the Cullinan is not bound by tradition. On the contrary, it speaks directly to a cosmopolitan, bold and independent generation that sees luxury as a form of self-expression. Instead of merely responding to the demands of the new era, it naturally takes the lead.
