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Current Models

Black Badge Ghost
Black Badge Cullinan
Ghost Extended Wheelbase

Previous Models

Phantom Extended Wheelbase
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Rolls-Royce Ghost

Powered by the next generation 6.75-litre twin-turbocharged V12, delivering impressive torque at low RPM. Below 70kph, the all-wheel steering takes control, enhancing maneuverability. Above 70kph, the wheels co-steer, improving lateral movements and the Magic Carpet Ride. Behind the wheel, Ghost is assertive and powerful. The new Rolls-Royce Ghost is the most technologically advanced Rolls-Royce yet. It distils the pillars of our brand into a beautiful, minimalist, yet highly complex product that is perfectly in harmony with our Ghost clients’ needs and perfectly in tune with the times.


Post Opulence Design

More than six years ago, a team of luxury intelligence specialists, designers, engineers and craftspeople assembled to begin development of the new Rolls-Royce Ghost. As with the first Goodwood Ghost, launched in 2009, this collective would work obsessively to ensure that New Ghost would hold its own place in the Rolls-Royce portfolio and represent a unique set of client values. Since the introduction of Ghost, which became the most successful Rolls-Royce in history, the marque’s unique proximity to its clients afforded the team access to a large body of information. It revealed the divergent interests, opinions and changing taste patterns within Ghost clients’ appreciation of luxury. This primary research allowed them to create a product focused on the requirements of these remarkable men and women. These insights informed the designers, engineers and craftspeople at Rolls-Royce as they moved into the development phase of the highly progressive new Ghost.

An Engineering Purpose

During the engineering design process, new Ghost’s chassis and suspension specialists were tasked with regularly presenting the technical advances they had made to other departments, as well as showcasing how these remarkable developments met the client brief. Rolls-Royce has elected to share elements of these internal briefings to demonstrate the engineering substance that underpins this extraordinary new motor car ahead of its official unveiling in autumn this year. The high-gloss, Illuminated Fascia is a masterful display of mesmerizing craftsmanship. When Ghost is in motion, the wordmark is enlivened by the brilliance of 850 three-dimensional stars. When Ghost is in repose, the star field dims, and the fascia seemingly disappears into the abyss of the night.

At Your Command

Effortless Doors are the next innovation of Rolls-Royce’s iconic coach doors, opening and closing with accommodating ease. Placing them in motion requires only the smallest gesture, leaving the initiator with the sense of being assisted by an obliging, built-in chauffeur. In the dark of the night, the Illuminated Grille emits a divine glow, bestowing the car with a distinctive, 24-hour identity. Interior details mirror the pared-back sentiment of the exterior aesthetic. Modern finishes, such as the matte, open-pore veneer, feel simultaneously timeless and forward-looking. The Starlight Headliner is emphasized with an ephemeral show of shooting stars. The celestial scene is a rarefied vision of pure beauty. When these clients were informed that Rolls-Royce would begin developing a new Ghost, their request was simple: deliver a motor car that they could use even more; something even more refined to be driven in and even more enjoyable to drive. To fulfill this challenging brief, Rolls-Royce’s engineering experts rejected the use of a pre-existing platform. Instead, they configured the marque’s proprietary spaceframe architecture to incorporate elements of the brand’s existing model portfolio such as all-wheel drive and all-wheel steering, while adapting the structure to accommodate significant advances in Rolls-Royce’s hallmark magic carpet ride and dynamic abilities.

2021 Rolls-Royce Ghost

2021 Rolls-Royce Ghost


Maximum Power
563
Hp
at 5,250 rpm
Maximum Speed
155
mph
249 km/h
0-60 mph
4.6
sec
Maximum Torque
605
lbs/ft
at 1500 rpm
Displacement
402 cu.in.
6.75L
V12

Specifications

 

Basic Information

Max power 563 hp
Fuel Economy EPA city/highway driving: 12/19 mpg
Engine 6.75 L V12
Drivetrain Rear Wheel Drive
Fuel Type Premium unleaded
Maximum torque 605 lb-ft
Max speed 155 mph / 349 km/h
Valves 48

Weights and Dimensions

Length 214.8 in
Width 76.7 in
Height 61 in
Wheelbase 129.7in
Passenger Seating 5
Trunk Space (cubic feet) 17.3 cu ft
Transmission 8-speed automatic
Curb Weight 5368 lb

LOCATION

Rolls-Royce Motor Cars Greenwich

279 West Putnam Avenue

Greenwich, CT 06830

CONTACT

SALES: 866-295-5940

SERVICE: 866-295-6218

Email us

HOURS

Monday - Friday:

9:00AM - 6:00PM

Saturday:

9:00AM - 4:00PM

Sunday:

Closed

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