Rolls-Royce Redefines Ultra-Luxury With Coachbuild Collection
The invite-only Coachbuild Collection revives bespoke luxury with limited, fully electric Rolls-Royce Spectre models and exclusive multi-year client experiences, Rolls-Royce said.
- Rolls-Royce Motor Cars announced the Coachbuild Collection, an invite-only program offering ultra-exclusive, limited-run vehicles with the first model featuring the electric Spectre; further details arrive next month.
- Previous one-off projects including the Sweptail , Boat Tail , and Droptail demonstrated strong collector appetite for bespoke designs, prompting the shift toward Rolls-Royce-led coachbuilding rather than client-directed customization.
- Chief executive of Rolls-Royce Motor Cars Chris Brownridge stressed the program is a "multi-year journey of unforgettable experiences," granting clients access to testing facilities and ateliers via the Private Office network in Dubai and New York.
- Each vehicle is "created to be driven" and fully homologated worldwide, with in-house development distinguishing these limited-run models from highly customizable existing cars like the Ghost.
- Access remains strictly invite-only for customers demonstrating a "deep affinity" for the brand, with participants promised private events in "the world's most desirable destinations" to explore design inspirations behind each Collection.
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