Rolls-Royce has never shied away from luxury. Their entire line of cars relies on eye-catching and almost depraved luxury, managing to maintain their reputation as one of the most direct brands in the industry. And at the center of that lineup is the Ghost—a bombastic sedan that sells for more than most of our houses. Now Rolls-Royce has announced the 2021 model, which, according to them, should emphasize the true elegance, taste and style of the car.
Rolls-Royce Ghost (2021) it introduces a new aesthetic and updates the system of the acclaimed Rolls-Royce line, which may not be immediately apparent. Namely, it turned out that the car finally adopted the chassis of the Architecture of Luxury house platform, which gives it better modularity and torsional rigidity. This is complemented by improved acoustic impedance – thanks to new aluminum additions – and more than 100 kilograms of sound insulation in the roof, floor and trunk. And if road composure isn't your thing, you'll be happy to hear that the Ghost is powered 6.8 liter V12 with twin turbocharger s 563 hp (as well as the Cullinan), which allows it to "catapult" from 0 to 100 km/h in 4.8 seconds. And that's not bad for a four-door weighing more than 2 tons.
For 2021, new LED and adaptive laser headlights were added to the classically elegant Ghost, and the interior was fitted with 12.3 inch TFT screen with digital gauges that can be retracted into the dashboard.
You can find out more about the wonderfully minimalist, but at the same time very complex car here.
