Although we don't have an official Rolls-Royce crossover confirmed, according to well-informed sources at the automaker , development of the model codenamed Cullinan , referring to the world's largest diamond, is in full swing.
Series production will start in the second half of 2018 and the target will be to sell about 2,000 cars a year. At a price of around 275,000 euros (approx. 7.5 million crowns), it is clear that the main markets will be the Middle East and the USA.
In the brand's hierarchy, the Cullinan will sit between the Ghost and Phantom models , with some parts sourced from BMW, namely the new 7 Series and the X7 SUV. A plug-in hybrid may appear under the hood, but there is also speculation about a gasoline V12. In conclusion, it is fair to say that the new product is supposed to be a real SUV that can drive through sand and snow.
Source: autobild.de
