Rolls-Royce Cullinan MANSORY Linea D`Oro

IDEA & CONCEPT

Back in 2010, MANSORY used the name "LINEA D`ORO" for the first time as part of a complete conversion of a Bugatti Veyron, taking the use of carbon and real gold in a refined luxury car to a new, previously unrivalled level and onto the road.

The "MANSORY LINEA D`ORO" also follows precisely this design approach and transfers it one-to-one from the Bugatti to the Rolls-Royce.

And as with the Bugatti, the gold-coloured applications of the otherwise chrome and silver-coloured components all around and the gold-coloured rims catch the eye of the observer. In addition, all the carbon fibre parts of the exterior are discreetly decorated with real gold inlays.

Black leather with gold-coloured piping is used in the interior. As with the exterior, all carbon parts in the interior are decorated with real gold inlays and all standard parts otherwise finished in chrome or silver are painted gold, so that only the colours black and gold appear in the interior without exception. Real gold inlays are also used in the centre console and pedals.

BODYWORK

In order to fulfil the high demands on appearance and aerodynamics, the MANSORY designers have subtly reshaped the front of the Rolls-Royce SUV. Larger air intakes in the front apron in conjunction with the lightweight carbon bonnet give the distinguished Briton a much more dynamic face. The flanks and rear have also been redesigned.

In addition, the side skirts have been remodelled so that they calm the airflow on the flanks while at the same time making the vehicle appear lower and more elongated than its standard counterpart. To reduce the lift on the rear axle, the MANSORY designers fitted an elegant spoiler lip on the original tailgate and adapted it visually to the likewise redesigned rear apron.