Rolls-Royce Ghost

Introduction 

• The Rolls-Royce Ghost is a full-size ultra-luxury sedan positioned below the Phantom.  

• It still delivers the brand’s signature sense of occasion and craftsmanship.  

• A highlight of the Ghost is that it won the ‘Luxury Car of the Year’ in GQ Car Awards in 2021.  
• This luxury car primarily focuses on quietness, smoothness, and an effortless performance.  

Rolls Royce Ghost – Exterior 

• At the front, the Ghost features the brand’s illuminated Pantheon grille, and slim LED headlamps.  

• Its side profile has a continuous flowing silhouette with a strong shoulder line.  

• Rolls Royce offers the Ghost with 22-inch wheels and standard tyres.  

• Furthermore, the luxury car’s chrome detailing adds a visual richness to its design.  

• In the rear, it gets slim vertical tail-lamps and a subtle boot design which keeps the clean appearance.

Rolls Royce Ghost – Interior 

• Inside, the Ghost’s cabin uses top-grade leather, real wood, metal switchgear, and hand-finished details. 

• Its ‘Starlight Headliner’ is one of its signature touches and gives the roof a luxurious visual effect. 

• This luxury car features a redesigned, upgraded central information display powered by the ‘Spirit’ operating system. 

• Then, its seats get embroidered leather headrests, extensive rear-seat entertainment screens with Bluetooth headphone support, and a Champagne cooler. 

• Rolls Royce offers the Ghost with a Bespoke 18-speaker audio system for a premium sound experience.  

• Lastly, the luxury car brand provides access to over 44,000 colour hues, bespoke stitching, and varied wood veneers.

Rolls Royce Ghost – Powertrain 

• The Ghost is powered by a 6.75-litre, twin-turbocharged V12 petrol engine. 

• This mill churns a power output of 563bhp and 820Nm of torque.  

• Moreover, this V12 engine comes mated to an eight-speed automatic transmission.