A quick glance at Rolls Royce Phantom

Rolls-Royce is a company that is second to none. This is one of the most recognizable, prestigious, and powerful signage in the world. And the Phantom is the flagship of this fleet of luxury British car manufacturers, debuting with the Series I in 1925. Today, the Rolls-Royce Phantom is the eighth generation of very rich drivers and the top one percent. Built on the proper "Luxury Architecture" platform, the latest in the Phantoms range is still built on the Goodwood RR plate in the UK. After BMW officially took control in 1998, the eighth gene incarnation of this F-segment car was the second model to come off the Rolls-Royce production line.

With the launch of the all-new Phantom, Rolls-Royce has been able to combine some of the most revolutionary and cutting-edge manufacturing techniques used in the car industry. This latest model also offers a stiffer body than its predecessor, along with fully updated suspension settings and a chassis control system. Rolls-Royce offers new Phantom in Standard Wheelbase (SWB) and Extended Wheelbase (EWB) avatars, and for the most part, Phantom's direct competition comes from Bentley Mulsanne. However, the Phantom RR can also be paired with a Mercedes Maybach.

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Exterior

Although it has been flooded with many new updates and improvements throughout, the new Rolls-Royce Phantom still maintains the presence and attitude of great horses. If you think your luxury car is big, try standing next to it, especially the EWB, which is 5,982 meters long, 2,018 meters wide, 1,656 meters high, and has an incredible wheelbase of 3,772 meters. The front of the new Phantom is home to one of the most extensive hoods in the industry, a trademark stainless steel grille with an evocative 'Spirit of Ecstasy' hood ornament, rectangular headlamps, and thick bumpers with neatly integrated air. intake channel and chrome decoration.

The broad side profile includes a giant Phantom alloy wheel with a weighted middle lid, a large 'suicide' rear door, a thick rear pillar and a gentle sloping roofline. The classy rear end of the Phantom gets a unique and ultra-modern LED tail lamp, thick chrome trunk on the trunk lid and a neat-looking bumper with a flat dual exhaust tip. In the end, it's quite difficult to explain in words how sophisticated and elegant Phantom is. Oh, have I told you how big this car is?

Inland

If the exterior of the Rolls-Royce Phantom makes you want to open the door and step inside, the inside will make you want to stay there permanently. There is no question in my mind that the insides of the new Phantom are truly amazing and very comfortable. Of course, there are so many areas in this cabin (especially in EWB) that you can lie almost unlimited and still have free space. And as one might expect, every centimeter of this interior feels like it's made, covered, dipped, wrapped, or decorated with some of the best material available. RR also added additional soundproof and the new Phantom is now 10 percent quieter than its predecessor.

As for features and equipment, there are too many to mention here. However, here are a few: adaptive Laserlight headlamps, adaptive roaming control, active air suspension, power shutter door, ambient lighting, temperature-controlled and massage leather chairs, mini fridge, 'Star of light' roof, multi-zone climate control, night vision, surround-view camera, and head-up display.

Engine and performance

This new Phantom produces power from a 6.75-liter V12 with 571hp and 900Nm offerings. The 8-speed automatic sends power to the rear wheels, and allows the luxury giant 2.6 tons to reach 100 km / h in just 5.4 seconds. The highest speed is limited to 250 km / hour.