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Rolls-Royce Cullinan MY2025

The Rolls-Royce Cullinan MY2025 has already been through the Mansory operating room, and has undergone many changes. What is probably the most sought-after Rolls-Royce in some markets has just undergone its latest complete transformation.

The exterior changes that Rolls-Royce has made as part of its 2025 facelift have been an opportunity for Mansory designers to redesign the body components in line with the transformation they are offering their customers.

To meet the high demands on appearance and aerodynamics, Mansory designers have subtly redesigned the front of the Rolls-Royce SUV. The larger air intakes located in the front spoiler in combination with the carbon fibre bonnet give it a much more dynamic face. The new arrangement of the standard daytime running lights has also been extended by Mansory designers to the front spoiler area. This light arrangement, which is only interrupted in the middle, gives the Cullinan, in combination with the radiator grille illuminated from the inside, an impressive yet elegant appearance, especially at night.

The flanks and the rear were also redesigned during the restyling to do justice to the design language of the entire vehicle. The newly designed side skirts, in combination with new flaps in the front and rear wheel arches, attenuate the airflow on the flanks and make the vehicle appear lower and more stretched than its series counterpart.

To reduce the lifting forces on the rear axle, the Mansory designers fitted a stylish spoiler lip to the rear lid and optically adapted it to the rear spoiler, which was also redesigned.

All body conversion parts are made of carbon fibre and can also be painted in a different colour at the customer's request.

Only the best materials were used in the interior. High-gloss painted surfaces or carbon fibre parts are combined with the leather. Precision embroidery on the seats and floor mats adds an extra touch, and various lighting fixtures on the roof and door panels round off the interior.

Mansory uses 24-inch ‘FD.15’ wheels. Thanks to the special aluminium alloys, this particularly lightweight forged wheel is approved not only for high speeds but also for high loads. Mansory recommends high-performance tyres in the size 295/30 R24.

The power boost includes modified engine management (‘Mansory PowerBox’) and a high-performance sports exhaust system with valve control. The customer can choose between a two-pipe system with centrally mounted hexagonal exhaust outlets or a four-pipe system with side exhaust outlets. The rear spoiler, made entirely of carbon, is also fitted in two matching versions to showcase the respective exhaust outlets in the best possible light. The Cullinan's V12 engine now has 720 hp (standard: 600 hp) and torque increased to 1,050 Nm (standard: 900 Nm)

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