This Rolls-Royce Cullinan has received a complete makeover by Mansory. The result? A bold purple luxury wagon that stands out on the road. The large SUV now has a station wagon-style look mixed with sporty and luxury touches.
Exterior Makeover: Purple Paint and Subtle Carbon Fiber
Mansory is known for its over-the-top designs, but it's more reserved this time. The tuner skipped its usual flashy forged carbon fiber and instead added new front and rear bumper extensions, fresh side skirts, and wide fender flares.
There are still hints of carbon fiber to bring a sporty feel, but nothing too loud. The shiny chrome accents have been blacked out, giving the Cullinan a darker, more modern vibe. The purple color adds an upscale appearance, while the black multi-spoke alloy wheels and extra daytime running lights (DRLs) complete the look.
Interior Changes: White Leather with a Purple Twist
At first glance, the inside of the Cullinan seems untouched. But a closer look reveals Mansory's touch. The headrests have Mansory logos, and the cabin features white leather with purple accents. Other custom changes likely include the seatbelts, steering wheel, dashboard, and center console.
Engine: Same Powerful V12
There's no news about a power upgrade. So, the engine is likely the same 6.75-liter twin-turbo V12 that makes 562 horsepower (570 PS/419 kW). The more powerful Black Badge model puts out 592 horsepower (600 PS/441 kW) and 664 lb-ft (900 Nm) of torque. Both versions are known for smooth yet powerful performance.
Refreshed Cullinan: New Style and Technology
Rolls-Royce recently updated the Cullinan. It now has a fresh front lighting signature and a new bumper that looks different from the older model. A new backlit grille has been added for the first time.
Inside, the updated Cullinan gets a full-width digital dashboard inspired by the Spectre model. New materials and upgraded design features are included, especially in the Black Badge version.
What's Next for Mansory?
Rolls-Royce revealed the new Cullinan just over a month ago. Tuners like Mansory will likely start working on the facelifted version soon. They continue to customize the older Cullinan based on customer requests. The purple one shown here seems to be a special order made just for a unique customer.
Final Thoughts: Love It or Not?
For a Mansory build, this Cullinan isn't too wild. It's bold, sure—but not overdone. While purple might not be everyone's style, it shows how far customization can go. If you had a Rolls-Royce Cullinan, would you go with something this bold? Yay or nay?
