Rolls-Royce Motor Cars in Delicious Gummy Bear Colors!
ROLLS-ROYCE ‘PEBBLE BEACH 2019
COLLECTION’ BRINGS AN EXPLOSION OF COLOR TO MONTEREY CAR WEEK
Rolls-Royce
Motor Cars revealed the ‘Pebble Beach 2019 Collection’ this past weekend at
Monterey Car Week 2019, a burst of colourful inspiration inspired by the hills,
sand and sea surrounding Pebble Beach.
The
Collection includes 13 beautiful Bespoke Commissions, offered exclusively for
the clients attending the famed concours, and was part of a series of exclusive
activities hosted by the luxury brand throughout the week.
The
collection is headlined by the brand’s flagship, Phantom. Rolls-Royce Bespoke
designers have cloaked this Phantom in a shimmering Black Diamond and Gold
Bespoke exterior.
The interior features the Rolls-Royce Phantom Gallery, an individuality available in no other motor car in the world, designed to house personalized art making the Phantom an extension of its owner’s art and design collection.
The interior features the Rolls-Royce Phantom Gallery, an individuality available in no other motor car in the world, designed to house personalized art making the Phantom an extension of its owner’s art and design collection.
The ‘Best Car in the World’ also raised the bar of luxury with the
introduction of the new Rolls-Royce ‘Architecture of Luxury’ which delivers the
‘Magic Carpet Ride’, defining Rolls-Royce Motor Cars.
Cullinan
marks its second year at Pebble Beach with some of the most extensive Bespoke
designs in the ‘Pebble Beach 2019 Collection’. The four vehicles on display
during the week feature colors including Burnout Grey, Black Green, Iced
Gunmetal and Galilea Blue.
The
iced finish showcased one of the most popular innovations from the paint
specialists at Rolls-Royce. The subtle finish offers the solid effect of matte colors
with an elegant shine. Color innovations are nothing new to a design group that
has built finishes using glass, silver, gold and even diamonds for Bespoke Commissions.
The ‘Pebble Beach 2019 Pastel Collection’ –
Black Badge goes beyond Black
Following
recent years of alternating drought, fire and rain, the Monterey Peninsula this
year was awash in seas of colorful wildflowers. Highlighting this year’s debuts
were a trio of Bespoke motor cars showcasing the creative color capabilities of
the artisans in Goodwood, Home of Rolls-Royce.
The
Pastel Collection draws upon painter’s palette of colors from this year’s
‘wildflower superbloom’ on the Monterey Peninsula, and includes three
one-of-one Black Badge Commissions adding new colors to the Rolls-Royce Bespoke
palette and reaffirming the idea that a Rolls-Royce Black Badge doesn’t have to
be black.
The
collection starts with Ghost Black Badge in Light Green Solid, a new Bespoke
exterior finish. The pastel green represents the rebirth of the flora on the
peninsula following the years of drought and fire. The hand-crafted leather
interior is Black with a striking Serenity Green splash highlighting the iconic
Black Badge technical Fiber.
The
drophead creation amongst the collection is Dawn Black Badge in Coral Solid
which showcases the Bespoke finish that can only come after seven coats of
paint and more than nine hours of hand polishing in the Surface Finish Centre
at the Home of Rolls-Royce, Goodwood.
The new
pastel color carries over to the Bespoke Aero Cowling, giving Dawn a colorful
yet aggressive exterior. The Dawn Black Badge interior is finished in Artic
White and Sunset carrying over the visual imagery of the blooming northern
California hills and valleys.
The
final piece of the trio is Wraith Black Badge in Semaphore Yellow, a bright and
sunny finish for the most powerful member of the Rolls-Royce family. Wraith Black
Badge features a Selby Grey and Lemon interior with the iconic Rolls-Royce
Black Badge Starlight Headliner. The ‘Rolls-Royce 2019 Pastel Collection’
presents Black Badge unlike you’ve ever seen before.
This
collection showcases the alter ego of Rolls-Royce Bespoke as the brand
highlights the potential of its Black Badge Bespoke offer. The combined skills
of the Bespoke craftspeople from the Home of Rolls-Royce in Goodwood, England,
and the rebellious spirit of Black Badge has propelled the brand into the 21st
century appealing to the risk-taker who is not afraid to embrace a bold and
progressive statement of true and modern luxury, in an aggressive form.
All
Black Badge commissions feature a stunning technical fiber fascia and interior
accents as well as custom Black Badge Bespoke Starlight Headliners and Bespoke
‘Pebble Beach 2019 – special commission’ treadplates.
“Every year, thousands of Rolls-Royce patrons come
together for Monterey Car Week. It’s one of our most important family
gatherings around the world, especially for our American owners. This year we
present the largest offering of Rolls-Royce motor cars ever and in the most
vivid Bespoke colors and configurations in history.
Each and every commission
has been created by the designers and craftspeople at the Home of Rolls-Royce
at Goodwood, working with the finest leather, wood and precious materials.
"It’s
thrilling to introduce the 2019 Pebble Beach Collection as the world gathers to
view the classics the brand has created over the past 115 years,” said Martin
Fritsches, President of Rolls-Royce Motor Cars North America on Rolls-Royce’s
stunning debuts.
Rolls-Royce Motor
Cars is a wholly-owned subsidiary of the BMW Group and is a completely separate
company from Rolls-Royce plc, the manufacturer of aircraft engines and
propulsion systems.
Over 2000 skilled men and women are employed at the
Rolls-Royce Motor Cars’ head office and manufacturing plant at Goodwood, West
Sussex, the only place in the world where the company’s super-luxury motor cars
are hand-built.
CO2
emissions and consumption:
·
Rolls-Royce Phantom: CO2 emission: 356-341 g/km ; Fuel consumption:
18.0-18.8 mpg / 15.7-15.0 l/100km (#)
·
Rolls-Royce
Cullinan: CO2 emission: 377-355 g/km; Fuel consumption:
17.0-18.1 mpg / 16.6-15.6 l/100km (#)
·
Rolls-Royce Ghost: CO2 emission: 378-360 g/km; Fuel
consumption: 16.8-17.7 mpg / 16.8-16.0 l/100km (#)
·
Rolls-Royce Ghost (Extended Wheelbase): CO2 emission: 384-367 g/km; Fuel
consumption: 16.5-17.3 mpg / 17.1-16.3 l/100km (#)
·
Rolls-Royce Ghost Black Badge: CO2 emission: 378-374 g/km; Fuel
consumption: 16.9-17.0 mpg / 16.7-16.6 l/100km (#)
·
Rolls-Royce Dawn: CO2 emission: 381-372 g/km; Fuel
consumption: 16.7-17.1 mpg / 16.9-16.5 l/100km (#)
·
Rolls-Royce Dawn Black Badge: CO2 emission: 382-380 g/km; Fuel
consumption: 16.7-16.8 mpg / 16.9-16.8 l/100km (#)
·
Rolls-Royce
Wraith: CO2 emission: 369-357 g/km; Fuel consumption: 17.3-17.9 mpg /
16.3-15.8 l/100km (#)
·
Rolls-Royce
Wraith Black Badge: CO2 emission: 370-365 g/km; Fuel
consumption: 17.2-17.4 mpg / 16.4-16.2 l/100km (#)
#WLTP
(combined)
The
fuel consumption given in miles per gallon (and litres per 100km) and the CO2
emission given in grams per kilometre represents official combined values.
Figures may vary depending on driving style and conditions. Consumption data is
determined in accordance to the ECE driving cycle.
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