Can you count how many tuned Rolls-Royce Cullinans you've seen over the years? We can't either. In fact, nobody can. That's because many tuning shops have at least a few parts ready for this luxury SUV.
It feels like almost every Cullinan has been changed in some way. Maybe it's a chrome-delete kit, a special wrap, a wide body kit, new seats inside, or even more engine power—we've seen it all. Still, some builds stand out. That's why we keep looking at them.
Let's take a moment to look at this new customized Rolls-Royce Cullinan we just saw. It was posted on Instagram by @roadstarrmotorsports a few hours ago. The photos were taken in sunny Beverly Hills, California. This Cullinan has some cool custom parts, both inside and outside. One of the most significant changes is the large wheels that complete the look.
Clean Black Look With a Pop of Orange
The paint or wrap looks perfect for driving in California. A slight orange pinstripe runs across the outside and matches the interior. The chrome-delete kit hides the shiny silver parts, including the bold front grille. These parts are now black, with a glossy look. This gives the SUV a clean, stealthy style. It's a major highlight.
But the wheels might not be the best part. Don't get us wrong—we like aftermarket rims and think most cars can wear them well if the design is right. And these Forgiato wheels don't look bad. But they're just too big.
26-Inch Forgiato Wheels: Stylish but Not Practical
These new wheels are 26 inches in size and come with very thin tires—often called rubberband tires. This setup may look sharp, but it stiffens the ride and increases the turning radius, which makes it harder to make tight turns.
Large wheels like these aren't great for daily driving. Whether you're heading out for the weekend or just making a quick grocery run, we wouldn't pick a setup like this.
Bright Orange Interior With Black Accents
Inside, this Cullinan has a very orange interior. It might be too much color for some people. The orange leather covers the front and rear seats, the doors, and the center consoles. It's bold, no doubt.
There is some balance, though. The headliner and pillars are black, and other black touches, like piping and trim, help break up the color. Still, it's a loud choice for a cabin.
Is It for Sale? No Clues Yet
The Instagram post doesn't say much else about this tuned Rolls-Royce Cullinan. We don't know if it's for sale or if the owner asked for these changes. We'd guess it's a custom job for a private owner. If it was for sale, the post would probably say so.
So, what do you think? Do you like this luxury SUV with its bold paint, blacked-out trim, huge wheels, and bright orange interior?
