Rolls-Royce announces Ghost V-specification for India
last published date : 18 February 2014, 21:15 IST

Rolls-Royce introduced the Ghost V-Specification; a limited series of Ghost and Ghost Extended Wheelbase for its customers in India today. The V-Specification will cost Rs. 30 lakh more than the standard Ghost version.
Under the hood of this luxury car beats Rolls-Royce's 6.6-litre V12 engine which punches out 30bhp more. "This limited series celebrates one of Ghost's defining characteristics; the exquisite 6.6 litre Rolls-Royce V12 engine," said Torsten Muller-Otvos, Chief Executive, Rolls-Royce Motor Cars. "Since its introduction in 2009, an extraordinary marriage of assured presence and remarkable driving dynamics has endeared Ghost to a new generation of highly discerning businessmen and women, ensuring the car's position as the statement of choice for a growing band of successful entrepreneurs around the world."
The power propels the car from 0 to 100km/h in just 4.9 seconds with 80% of power available from idle. V-Specification motif coachlines finish the exterior paint-scheme whilst customers can either choose from five specially selected exterior colours, or from Rolls-Royce's 44,000 hue palette.
The V-Specification motif is echoed around the car's handcrafted interior through engraving to the treadplates, embroidery to the rear armrest and hand-applied steel inlays to the front multimedia screen lid. The interior is completed with an exclusively designed clock with a black crown surrounding the face.
The Ghost and the Ghost extended wheelbase are the most successful models in India to date and introducing them in the V-Specification series makes one understand how important a market India is for Rolls-Royce.
# Rolls-Royce# Rolls-Royce Ghost# Rolls-Royce Ghost extended wheelbase# Rolls-Royce V-specification# Cars

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