2025 Rolls Royce Black Badge Cullinan Series II Revealed

Rolls-Royce’s Black Badge line has taken another bold step with the unveiling of the Cullinan Series II, which showcases a distinct evolution of the brand’s more assertive and individualistic design philosophy. This model, previously known as the Cullinan Black Badge, now features notable updates that underline its luxury status while catering to a clientele that values unique self-expression.
The Cullinan Series II introduces redesigned headlights that incorporate elongated LED daytime running lights which extend downwards on the bumper. This new look provides the vehicle with a striking and somewhat unusual appearance. Unlike the BMW X7, which has split headlights, the Cullinan opts for a single headlight setup, yet it remains equally provocative.
In addition to the changes in the headlights, the front bumper has been altered significantly. The previous model's slim air intakes next to the grille have been removed, replaced by a larger, flat surface that appears to be waiting for a decorative addition. The lower air intakes have also been redesigned, now featuring a slight tilt, and the oversized radar sensor remains below the license plate.
Rolls-Royce describes the updated front design as inspired by the "illuminated skyscrapers of major cities," a nod to the Cullinan’s growing popularity in such locales. The vehicle now features a luminous grille, similar to other models from Rolls-Royce and some BMWs, enhancing its sophisticated urban appeal. A first for the model, the Cullinan Series II is also equipped with impressive 23-inch wheels, coated in a new Emperador Truffle paint finish.
The interior of the Cullinan Series II Black Badge remains largely unchanged from its predecessor, except for the addition of the Spirit of Ecstasy emblem placed discreetly beneath the analog clock-a subtle reminder of the vehicle’s prestigious lineage. The Black Badge version continues to sport a carbon fiber trim on the dashboard, meticulously polished by hand through six layers of lacquer over 21 days to achieve a flawless shine.
This model also debuts a stunning new Duality Twill leather interior, stitched together using 2.2 million stitches and 11 miles of thread, creating a rich, textured look. For those who desire even more exclusivity, the Cullinan can be customized with up to 107,000 tiny perforations in the leather seats.
For added versatility, the Cullinan can be configured as a seven-seater, with optional individual rear seats in the cargo area, ideal for stationary use during upscale outdoor events.
Powering both the standard and Black Badge versions of the Cullinan is the robust twin-turbo 6.75-liter V-12 engine. However, with Rolls-Royce’s commitment to electrification by 2030, this powerful engine’s days are numbered, signaling a significant shift towards sustainable luxury in the near future.
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[@chileshemubanga3594]

I do love Rolls-Royce cars(except the EV Spectre) but this new front end of the ll edition Cullinan will take some getting used to😅😂

[@B4R0N.]

The Spectre is the best of them all.

[@BolitaDeKetica]

Seen the interior?! The entire car’s been revamped…

[@diggin_LA]

Cadillac inspired headlights, but if I could, I would still happily drive it.

[@MARLON-E-ALLADIN-II]

SHE IS A BEAUTY.

[@B4R0N.]

I like it. A lot.

[@danielrogers4072]

Why would they put a key lock in the door…thought car makers eliminated a long time ago.

[@BolitaDeKetica]

It’ll save you thousands of dollars in fines, locksmiths or dealer assistance should the fob’s battery, unbeknownst to you, dies overnight and you don’t know how to replace it. You’d be surprised.

[@user-he9ss3gk8e]

♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧😘😘😘👍👍👍👍

[@Mastana7]

The two lower bumper vents are exact copy of Lamborghini Galardo is not suitable for this big bull dog.. those two are suitable for a sports car but not a RR 😔

[@starship9135]

Why??????

[@dibull_trades]

BMW cullinan no more looking a RR

[@starship9135]

Crying car.. car saying why did you this to me

[@zwilliams331]

I am not happy with the direction Rolls is heading with styling and gimmicks.

[@VishalYadav-hi4om]

Front is ugly