Photo: Rolls-Royce
The business of bespoke cars is all Rolls-Royce knows and it seems to be booming. The BMW-owned brand posted record sales last year and we might have an idea as to how they managed to achieve it: one of a kind rides.
Of course, the corporate talk and press releases will tell you that all Rolls-Royce cars are unique but we’re talking about truly bespoke rides that even come with a small sticker saying ‘one of one’.
Just last week we were showing you one created for Abu Dhabi residents alone and now we’re back with yet another one, also destined for the United Arab Emirates.
While the previous model was a Ghost called Mysore after an Indian sultanate ruled by a guy called Tipu Sultan, this one is even more... complex...
‘Al-Adiyat’ is the noise made by a powerful horse when its hooves strike stone according to Rolls-Royce. Well, who are we to disagree, right?
The thing is, this is truly a collection, made up of one Phantom Coupe and nine Wraiths, all of them wearing the same color scheme and optional features inside, as well as the same bespoke character lines all around with a special design and everything.
As you can tell from the photos below, the cars are inspired by equestrian power and feature horse silhouettes embroidered in the headrests. Gold-plated horseshoe stamps are also noticeable on the clock and tread plates while only red and while leather was used inside the cabin.
It’s all looking... interesting but maybe all these special editions are getting a bit too much and instead of making a rare Rolls even more desirable they might actually hurt the brand more.
Just last week we were showing you one created for Abu Dhabi residents alone and now we’re back with yet another one, also destined for the United Arab Emirates.
While the previous model was a Ghost called Mysore after an Indian sultanate ruled by a guy called Tipu Sultan, this one is even more... complex...
‘Al-Adiyat’ is the noise made by a powerful horse when its hooves strike stone according to Rolls-Royce. Well, who are we to disagree, right?
The thing is, this is truly a collection, made up of one Phantom Coupe and nine Wraiths, all of them wearing the same color scheme and optional features inside, as well as the same bespoke character lines all around with a special design and everything.
As you can tell from the photos below, the cars are inspired by equestrian power and feature horse silhouettes embroidered in the headrests. Gold-plated horseshoe stamps are also noticeable on the clock and tread plates while only red and while leather was used inside the cabin.
It’s all looking... interesting but maybe all these special editions are getting a bit too much and instead of making a rare Rolls even more desirable they might actually hurt the brand more.
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