New Mansory Rolls-Royce Cullinan Doesn't Make Us Want To Cut Our Eyeballs Out

Mansory's latest take on the Cullinan features a redesigned front bumper with a smaller iconic grille, stylish side blades, and extra lighting. Though the changes are not groundbreaking, the Nardo Gray satin finish adds a (subjective) overall improvement. A light blue pinstripe with heartbeat detailing over the front fender vents provides a striking contrast. The finishing touch is the set of Mansory FD.15 wheels in 24-inch diameter size with matching blue detail on the center cap.

Mansory has also added new side skirt attachments, front fender and rear pillar trims, fender flares, a rear skirt with an integrated fog light-equipped diffuser, distinctive tailpipe trim, a roof-mounted spoiler, a lower tailgate spoiler, and four exhaust tips.

To complete the build, the Chrome delete package creates a surprisingly clean finish.

Mansory invites visitors to explore the refined interior of their customized Cullinan. The dual-tone cockpit with light blue accents may not be for everyone, but it's well-executed. The tuner has used leather and added its logo to the seats, steering wheel, and floor mats. The rear offers two captain's chairs for a luxurious experience, and carbon fiber trim adds a sporty touch. While some may argue that adding even more flash to a Rolls-Royce is crass, it's less flashy compared to their previous projects, which arepretty tacky at best.

Although details regarding performance upgrades remain undisclosed, the 6.75-liter twin-turbo V12 engine likely remains unaltered. Nevertheless, even in its stock form, the engine delivers an impressive output of 562 horsepower and 627 lb-ft of torque - more than enough to thrill any driver or, in this case, a super-wealthy passenger.