Rolls-Royce Cullinan Black Badge by Cyril Kongo: a Work of Art

Rolls-Royce has revealed five exclusive one-off commissions based on the Cullinan Black Badge, created in collaboration with French street artist Cyril Kongo to mark 10 years of the Black Badge line — adding yet another chapter to the brand's legacy of bespoke Rolls Royce new car commissions that sit alongside iconic concept vehicles like the Rolls-Royce VISION NEXT 100 in showcasing the brand's design ambition. On the outside, each of the five cars gets a Blue Crystal over Black finish with a first-for-Rolls-Royce Gradient Coachline, colour-matched brake callipers and 23-inch Black Badge alloy wheels. Much like the Rolls-Royce Nightingale price and other Special Commissions from the brand, the Rolls royce unveil price for these five Cullinan Black Badge commissions has not been disclosed — which is standard practice for bespoke Rolls-Royce projects of this nature. Inside, all five cars feature hand-painted artwork by Kongo on the Starlight Headliner and wood surfaces, with each car carrying its own unique version of his work despite sharing the same overall theme. The cabin uses a four-zone colour split incorporating Black, Phoenix Red, Turchese, Forge Yellow and Mandarin, while Kongo's signature tag motif appears on the umbrellas, illuminated treadplates and door leather embroidery.

Powering all five cars is Rolls-Royce's familiar 6.75-litre twin-turbo V12, producing 600hp and 900Nm — the same unit found across the Cullinan Black Badge range. For those comparing this to other ultra-luxury one-off projects, the Rolls-Royce 103EX price and Rolls-Royce 103EX price in india remain subjects of curiosity, as does the Rolls Royce Vision next 100 price in india — both being forward-looking concept projects that reflect how Rolls-Royce envisions the future of luxury mobility, while the Rolls Royce 103EX release date remains a matter of public interest given the concept's enduring popularity.

Rolls-Royce has not disclosed pricing for the five Cullinan Black Badge by Cyril Kongo commissions.