2022年劳斯莱斯Phantom Interior and Cargo

The plush cabin can be customized in many different ways. There are multiple interior environments to choose from, ranging from a conservative monotone environment to a more striking contrast environment. Primary, secondary, and even tertiary colors are available, with the standard shades including Black, Navy Blue, and Dark Spice, along with more exciting shades like Armagnac and Ardent Red. The Commissioned Collection sports vibrant colors such as Charles Blue, Mandarin, Hotspur Red, and Tailored Purple. Along with the standard leather, customers can choose from luxurious veneers such as Walnut Burr, Smoked Chestnut, and Oak Cluster, or open-pore paneling like Paldao and Silver Birch. The shooting star headliner will be an option that's hard to resist, and along with veneered picnic tables, the veneer can also extend to the steering wheel.

Measuring 19 cubic feet, the Phantom has one of the biggest trunks you'll find in a three-box sedan, easily outclassing the Bentley Flying Spur in this aspect. Large suitcases and swanky golf bags will fit with ease. Being a Rolls-Royce, even the trunk floor is luxuriously carpeted.

In the cabin, the usual glovebox and a large center console armrest can be used to store smaller items like a wallet, keys, and your phone, while at the back, there is a fold-down center armrest. An even larger fixed center armrest can be ordered at the back, as can veneered picnic tables that fold down from the front seat backs.

If the Rolls-Royce Phantom doesn't already have it fitted as standard equipment, you can add it on as an extra. Out of the box, the world's most luxurious sedan ships with four-zone automatic climate control, soft-closing doors, a 360-degree camera, power-adjustable and heated front seats with massage, heated rear seats, and a power trunk lid. The driver's seat memory system includes power-adjustment of the steering column, too. Rear compartment curtains, rear ventilated seats, and even elevated footrests that pop up from the floor are some of the exclusive options, along with a classy whiskey decanter and rear fridge. The standard driver aids include front/rear parking sensors, forward collision warning, lane departure warning, and adaptive cruise control. The shooting star headliner, with a series of fiber optic tracks, makes for a truly memorable environment at night, while an available shooting star version of this headliner adds even more theatre to the cabin environment.

劳斯莱斯幻影特性数字驱动的s display, although classic fonts and a simple layout retains an old-school charm. In the center of the dashboard, a 10.25-inch color display controls primary infotainment functions. It's not a touchscreen, though, as everything sits beneath a glass cover, and the screen gracefully vanishes when not in use. Based on BMW's iDrive system, the Phantom's infotainment setup is easy to use with the physical rotary control knob and hard buttons, but there are bespoke Rolls graphics so it doesn't remind you too much of a humble 2 Series. Standard equipment includes satellite radio, navigation, Bluetooth, and USB ports, but Apple CarPlay and Android Auto aren't offered. The standard sound system can be upgraded to a bespoke Rolls-Royce audio system with 18 speakers, while the rear theatre configuration adds two electronically deployable rear 12-inch screens - these can be controlled using the rotary knob housed within the rear fold-down center armrest.