Rolls-Royce: Update for the mythical Phantom

The second phase of the Phantom, introduced in 2018, got an update, influenced by the car brand’s buyers.

At Rolls-Royce, the Phantom is now a classic. But buyers did not want big changes. The brand is introducing this year 2022, a new design of its Phantom, whose eighth generation was launched in 2018.

“Our customers implored us not to apply any major changes to this iconic car,” assures Rolls-Royce. The British firm listened to its customers and merely introduced a horizontal chrome strip between the daytime running lights, now backlit, as on the Ghost.

This series II arrives with discreet updates. As an example, the retro-style alloys nod to the disc wheels of the 1920s https://libido-de.com/. They are optional and are available in polished stainless steel and black lacquer.

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The already sumptuous interior adds fabric upholstery to the rear seats while keeping the front seats draped in leather. The brand combined fabric made in an Italian factory with one made from bamboo fibers.

The Series II also houses a slightly thicker steering wheel, and the changes inside are complemented by more abstract interpretations of the RR statuette on the dashboard. The brand has not made any changes to the engine, however, so the Phantom retains its majestic twin-turbo V12.

To kick off the new design in style, Rolls-Royce is finally offering a custom version of its sedan. Called the Phantom Platino, it features a white exterior and interior.

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Hélène Cougot

Passionnée depuis son plus jeune âge par l’art et la mode, Hélène s’oriente vers une école de stylisme, l’Atelier Chardon-Savard à Paris, avec une option Communication. Afin d’ajouter des cordes à son arc, elle décide de compléter sa formation par un MBA en Management du Luxe et Marketing Expérientiel à l’Institut Supérieur de Gestion à Paris dont elle sort diplômée en 2020. Elle a notamment écrit des articles lifestyle et beauté pour le magazine Do it in Paris et se spécialise en rédaction d’articles concernant le luxe, l’art et la mode au sein du magazine Luxus Plus.********** [EN] Passionate about art and fashion from a young age, Hélène went to a fashion design school, Atelier Chardon-Savard in Paris, with a Communication option. In order to add more strings to her bow, she decided to complete her education with an MBA in Luxury Management and Experiential Marketing at the Institut Supérieur de Gestion in Paris from which she graduated in 2020. She has written lifestyle and beauty articles for Do it in Paris magazine and specializes in writing articles about luxury, art and fashion for Luxus Plus magazine.