Rolls-Royce Black Badge models now stand out a little more.
Rolls Royce has a variety of colors for its sportier range. Don’t be fooled by the title Black Badge. The company has added three new colors to the Black Badge trim, bringing the model’s brightness up even more.
The Neon Nights palette will be available on the Dawn, Wraith and Cullinan Black Badge models. It was initially designed for Rolls-Royce owners living in the US but will eventually be made available worldwide. The Neon Nights range includes three distinct shades that are each inspired by nature.
The Lime Rock Green on the Wraith is based on an Australian green tree frog. It has a similar shade to the Lime Rock Green. The Eagle Rock Red of the Dawn is a representation of an evergreen tree from Hawaii. The Mirabeau Blue of the Cullinan is an exotic butterfly that’s native to central and South America.
The company notes that Neon Nights is a lively trilogy of Rolls-Royce Black Badges. Its inspiration comes from nature. The new Bespoke paint is applied on the Black Badge variants Wraith, Dawn and Cullinan. These are the darker, more edgier enfants terribles’ of the Rolls-Royce family.
To match their brightly-colored exteriors, all three cars get matching interior accents. Rolls-Royce’s “Technical Fibre”, trim, has an illuminated accent on its passenger-side dash that depicts “the distortion of artificial lighting with speed”. Dawn and Wraith are shown here wearing the two available leather options: Arctic White or Scivaro Grey.
Rolls-Royce buyers who are interested in these new colors have to be careful. Rolls-Royce Motor Cars Rancho Mirage, California is the only place that has Neon Nights paint. The same colors will also be available for those outside the USA. However, the company states that they will only produce three more copies of each color to sell on other international markets.