Rolls’ small sedan finally gets an update.
Rolls-Royce’s new generation of the Ghost It is on its way and we are very excited to be able to take a look at it. The mule is camouflaged over its entire body. However, these photos still showcase some of the sedan’s striking styling details. In 2009, the Ghost was introduced by the brand.It was refreshed in 2014.
This replacement was long overdue. The Ghost’s new model bears a strong resemblance. It adopts a frontal appearance similar to the latest Phantom. This is achieved by using rectangular, skinnier headlights. It also appears higher than the Ghost’s current grille.
The profile of the new Ghost’s Apillar looks steeper than the current. The roof transitions into the tail of the sedan is more aerodynamic at the back.
These photos don’t give a great view of Ghost’s rear but they do show it a little better than the current model, especially when looking at the lower part.
The mechanical details of the new Ghost remain a mystery. Rolls-Royce has confirmed that all future models will ride on the aluminum Architecture of Luxury platform that supports the new Phantom as well as the Cullinan. A version of the twin-turbocharged 6.75-liter V12 may also be available in Ghost. The company is open to considering an electric vehicle, and there’s demand in China. Rolls could test drive the technology on the Phantom’s smaller Ghost before introducing it to the wider market.
It’s unclear when the new Ghost will debut, unfortunately. The test mule shows that the model is currently in the on-road phase. However, it can take some time to get a vehicle ready for the market. There were spy photos of the Cullinan driving about a year before the debut of the SUV.