A Masterpiece That Is Elegantly Sinister, The Brabus 700 Rolls Royce Ghost

Brabus has taken Rolls Royce’s bespoke masterpiece to extreme levels and made it their own, a masterclass of customization, the Brabus 700 Rolls Royce Ghost.

In a nutshell, the Brabus 700 is heavily decked out with a stupid amount of carbon fiber and leather, and the result is an unapologetically arrogant vehicle.

Gandering at its exterior, the vehicle is sinister looking yet very elegant. Consisting a range of high-end carbon elements such as the Brabus front lip spoilers and the Brabus rear diffuser.

According to Brabus, this aspect of the customization reduces lift at high speeds for flawless stability and the best possible driving experience.

The overall look is complemented with a set of 22-inch Brabus Monoblock M ‘Platinum Edition’ forged wheels with the exclusive ‘Shadow Chrome’ finish.

Then, the interior gets Brabus’ bespoke, full handcrafted porcelain-colored ‘Masterpiece’ interior. It has square pattern quilting with black piping on the seats, trim elements, and floor mats.

Performance-wise, the Twin-turbo 6.75-litre V12 engine remains, but with some minor tweaking to produce up to 700 hp and 950 Nm of maximum torque.

Paired to an eight-speed transmission, the Brabus 700 accelerates from 0 to 100 km/h in just 4.6 seconds. It has a combined 15.7 l/100 km fuel consumption.

All in all, the Brabus 700 Rolls Royce Ghost promises the jaw-dropping amazement, while delivering more juice, luxury and refinement.