Rolls-Royce Ghost to Undergo Mid-Cycle Facelift with Subtle Exterior Changes
TapTechNews May 30th news, in the past two years, both the Rolls-Royce Phantom and the Cullinan SUV have undergone mid-cycle facelifts, but the exterior changes are very subtle and difficult to notice even if you look closely. And the somewhat smaller Ghost sedan in its portfolio will also follow this practice and will receive a mid-cycle facelift later this year.
Previously, the new Ghost was spotted undergoing winter testing in the Swedish snow. Recently, more clear photos have been exposed, showing the fine-tuned exterior design. The camouflage only covers the front of the car, meaning there预计 won't be much change on the side and rear of the body, only the taillight clusters will adopt a new design.
TapTechNews noticed that the most obvious changes are concentrated on the front face. The front LED headlights of the new car are significantly thinner. In addition, the lower bumper of the new car has also been redesigned, and the horizontal grille stretches the width of the body. The shape of the ADAS sensor located in the center below the license plate has also changed, and it is expected to bring more advanced driving assistance functions.
Unlike the previously exposed prototype, the iconic 'Spirit of Ecstasy' statue on this test car is hidden under the hood. However, the highly recognizable Parthenon-style air intake grille and the RR logo on the top still indicate that this is a Rolls-Royce. It is worth noting that the Cullinan has recently offered a selectable configuration of illuminated grille for the first time, but Ghost has provided this option before.
In terms of power, the new Ghost is expected to continue using the current 6.75-liter V12 engine. The standard version can provide 570 horsepower, while the BlackBadge version increases the horsepower to 600 and the peak torque reaches 900 Nm. Since the new Cullinan also uses the same power configuration, it is expected that the power of the new Ghost will not change either.
