Rolls-royce Ghost

 Rolls-Royce Ghost is popular in UK 



Rolls-Royce Ghost – Modern Luxury in Motion

Overview

The Rolls-Royce Ghost is a full-size luxury sedan introduced in 2009 as a more “driver-focused” and slightly smaller alternative to the flagship Phantom. Named after the 1906 Silver Ghost, it blends modern engineering, cutting-edge technology, and timeless craftsmanship while delivering the signature Rolls-Royce “Magic Carpet Ride.”

Generations

  1. First Generation (2009–2020) – Series I & Series II

    • Based on a modified BMW 7 Series platform, but extensively reworked by Rolls-Royce.

    • Engine: 6.6L twin-turbocharged V12 (563 hp, 780 Nm).

    • 8-speed automatic transmission, rear-wheel drive.

    • Series II (2014 facelift) brought updated LED headlights, revised suspension tuning, and modern infotainment.

  2. Second Generation (2020–present)

    • Built on Rolls-Royce’s bespoke Architecture of Luxury aluminum spaceframe (also used in the Phantom VIII and Cullinan).

    • Engine: 6.75L twin-turbo V12 (563 hp, 850 Nm).

    • All-wheel drive and all-wheel steering for improved stability and agility.

    • Features Planar Suspension System — adds an upper wishbone damper for unparalleled ride smoothness.

    • Minimalist “Post Opulence” design philosophy with reduced chrome and cleaner lines.

Performance

  • 0–100 km/h: ~4.8 seconds (despite over 2.4 tonnes of weight).

  • Top Speed: Electronically limited to ~250 km/h.

  • Transmission: ZF 8-speed automatic, GPS-aided for predictive shifting.

Luxury & Technology

  • Handcrafted interior with leather, wood veneers, and metal trim — no plastic in sight.

  • Starlight Headliner with hundreds of fiber-optic “stars” in the roof.

  • Near-silent cabin thanks to over 100 kg of sound-insulating materials.

  • Rear Executive Lounge seating with massaging, reclining seats.

  • Bespoke customization through Rolls-Royce’s Coachbuild program.

Legacy & Appeal

  • Designed to be owner-driven as much as chauffeur-driven, unlike the Phantom.

  • Appeals to younger luxury buyers wanting understated elegance with immense performance.

  • A modern symbol of status, blending British heritage with German engineering precision.


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