Rolls Royce Phantom ( Pictures: Serenity model) which was launched over 10 years ago has become a symbol of prestige for the British royal nobility and sales are skyrocketing around the world. Now, to boost sales to make it more global, Rolls-Royce reportedly preparing a new generation and will go on sale in 2016.
Citing a number of sources, called the appearance of the sedan has been redesigned. Thus, although thick with the feel of an aristocratic, but a touch of modernity quite striking.
Modern elements that not only exist in a number of latest features installed in the cabin to increase the comfort of passengers and drivers, as well as entertainment features, but also on the exterior. Grill made higher. However, for the C-pillars are no longer made too formal to reduce the impression of a conservative.
There are two versions offered by the coupe and convertible. While the design using aluminum architecture, but it will be much lighter because it will ride on a new modular platform crafted largely out of aluminum. While both short- and long-wheelbase versions of the still nameless range-topper will be offered, the convertible and the coupe models will be axed due to a relative lack of demand.
The concept design was also the underlying crossover Cullinan.
The engine is touted to use the BMW, which is V12 engine. Only until now no detailed specification. that a gasoline-electric plug-in hybrid variant could be added to the lineup a little later in the production run. Anything smaller than a twelve-cylinder has been ruled out at this point.
Rolls-Royce's next flagship sedan is tentatively scheduled to make its public debut at a major auto show next year, and it will go on sale in time for the 2018 model year. When it lands, it will carry a base price of approximately $400,000.
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