Rolls-Royce Wraith Luminary Collection: sophistication down to the last detail

Rolls-Royce Wraith Luminary Collection for starters, it boasts an all-new Sunburst Gray color with bronze accents. As with most Rolls-Royces, the luxury is most noticeable inside the car. The most special feature of this series is certainly the upholstery of the roof, which consists of 1,340 lights from optical fibers. They illustrate eight star glimpses, which turn on and off automatically at random intervals. The entire installation process takes time 20 hours, and most of the highlights can be seen right from the front two seats. All this just to please the Wraith owner as much as possible, who is also his or his own driver.

We mentioned the seats and it is immediately noticeable that the front ones are a different color than the rear ones. With this, they wanted to create a contrast between the light brown color at the front and the dark anthracite color at the back. If desired, the rear seats can be 'dressed' in another color. It reminds us that we know for sure that we are sitting behind the wheel of a special Rolls-Royce Wraith coupe hand embroidered 'fabric' made of stainless steel that surrounds the central part and is also found on the door handles. For the first time ever, the Wraith has a Luminary Collection illuminated wooden 'upholstery', which is made of oak and illuminates it 176 LEDs. Adding a finishing touch to the interior is a personal plaque that indicates the serial number of the car from the limited series. There are no changes under the hood of the Wraith and it is still powered by the mighty 6.6 liter V 12 cylinder engine, which, together with the turbines, produces strong crops 624 horsepower. Aesthetics, luxury, power and beauty truly go hand in hand with the limited edition Luminary Collection.

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