As previously reported, the RR Ghost features a 563 hp 6.6-liter V12 that throws out 575 lb-ft of torque. Despite its big, hefty RR body, the Ghost screeches to 60 mph in just 4.7 seconds.
Today, it was announced that the Ghost was the winner of the “red dot: best of the best” award for design. We couldn’t agree with the choice more.
See a big gallery of live and promo shots after the break.
Rolls Royce Ghost
Rolls Royce, the British Brand of luxury cars, has made another history in developing world class luxury cars. In its latest innovation, Rolls Royce has just announced the released of Rolls Royce Ghost, another luxury car to be envied upon by luxury car fanatics.
Rolls Royce Ghost comes with a 6.6-litre V12 engine, which produces 563bhp – that’s enough to propel the luxury car from 0-60mph in 4.7 seconds and has a governed top-speed of 155 mph. It has a completely unique interior, trimmed in customisable leather, wood and metal.
Drivers who already had a test drive of this Rolls Royce Ghost claimed that it is a fantastically engineered car. Despite its quite long size and heavy weight, they were surprised at how agile is it on the road. According to them, this agility comes from an air suspension system with variable damping that ensures stability on all surfaces and in all situations.
The Ghost has been designed and engineered to be more driver-focused than any previous Rolls-Royce car models. With its technology coming from the BMW’s 7 Series, Rolls Royce Ghost has been tried and tested with its quality and reputation.
Rolls Royce Ghost
Rolls Royce, the British Brand of luxury cars, has made another history in developing world class luxury cars. In its latest innovation, Rolls Royce has just announced the released of Rolls Royce Ghost, another luxury car to be envied upon by luxury car fanatics.
Rolls Royce Ghost comes with a 6.6-litre V12 engine, which produces 563bhp – that’s enough to propel the luxury car from 0-60mph in 4.7 seconds and has a governed top-speed of 155 mph. It has a completely unique interior, trimmed in customisable leather, wood and metal.
Drivers who already had a test drive of this Rolls Royce Ghost claimed that it is a fantastically engineered car. Despite its quite long size and heavy weight, they were surprised at how agile is it on the road. According to them, this agility comes from an air suspension system with variable damping that ensures stability on all surfaces and in all situations.
The Ghost has been designed and engineered to be more driver-focused than any previous Rolls-Royce car models. With its technology coming from the BMW’s 7 Series, Rolls Royce Ghost has been tried and tested with its quality and reputation.
Geely GE
The Geely GE, as originally designed last year, looked a lot like a cheap knock-off Rolls Royce. So much so in fact, that Rolls Royce began some preliminary discussions with its legal team. So, Geely went back to the drawing board and used fear of legal retribution as inspiration for a redesign. Not the conventional “emotion meets mechanics” that automotive folks tend to quote, but effective motivation for design just the same.
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