Britain luxury automobile maker Rolls Royce unveils New Ghost and Black Badge Ghost Series II with Premieum design and efficient performance.
The new Ghost is an evolution perfected of the model in the company, melding elegance through simplicity and performance with ease. The car’s overall design remains consistent with the version that debuted in 2020.
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The British automaker has introduced key changes to the lighting, exterior, and interior, as well as new customization options. The price tag of the car is approximately $355,000 without any modifications but the allotted units, not revealed by the company, are already sold out.
The 2025 Ghost Series II may appear largely unchanged, but a closer look reveals several refinements. The front section has been simplified with softened, squared-off corners, allowing for a slightly larger grille. The headlights have been redesigned to be slimmer and now feature updated LED elements. At the rear, the taillights draw inspiration from the all-electric Rolls-Royce Spectre, with two vertical LED bars adding a modern touch.
Rolls-Royce has also introduced new wheel options, including 22-inch nine-spoke designs. Color choices are nearly limitless with over 44,000 hues available through the company’s Bespoke program, and a new shade, Mustique Blue, has been added to the already extensive palette.
Inside the design of the 2025 Ghost Series II is largely familiar, with a prominent glass panel that stretches from the driver’s display to the infotainment screen. However, the customization possibilities have been expanded. Buyers can now personalize the digital gauge colours, though these are not simple pre-sets. Similar to exterior paint options, a specific colour must be selected in advance, and Rolls-Royce’s software team integrates it into the car’s system to ensure exclusivity.
In terms of Power and technology, the Ghost Series II is powered by Rolls-Royce’s Spirit software suite. It also integrates Whispers, a proprietary app that allows owners to control various car functions remotely, such as locking or unlocking the doors, sending navigation details, or tracking the vehicle’s location. Rear-seat passengers can now stream content on up to two devices per screen, and the sound system has been upgraded with an 18-speaker, 1,400-watt amplifier.
The car is powered by the same 6.75-litre twin-turbocharged V12 engine, producing 555 bhp, and paired with an 8-speed automatic transmission driving the rear wheels.
For those seeking more power and a sportier character, the Ghost Series II Black Badge offers a tuned version of the V12, producing 583 bhp.
