Mansory’s latest Rolls-Royce Cullinan is an Arabic take on luxury

Around a year ago, Mansory announced work on not even one, but two customization programs for the Rolls-Royce Cullinan. Linea D’Oro sees the opulent SUV gain gold accents throughout the body and cabin, while Linea D’Arabo goes for a Middle Eastern aesthetic. This just-delivered example belongs to the latter batch.

The first impression is that of a very ostentatious car. Most of the carbon-fiber body kit parts seen here aren’t exactly new – they are standard Mansory fare – but the front end is a different story altogether. It rocks a massive radiator grille spanning from corner to corner, a low-slung bumper and more contour backlight than you can realistically expect to see on any Rolls. The body is gloss black with arguably tasteful copper trim accents.

A glance at the rear end reveals a roof spoiler, a small spoiler lip on the lower tailgate, a diffuser with two exhaust tips grouped at the middle and a bumper that says “Mansory” in Arabic writing.

For once, everything inside matches the exterior seamlessly. The luxury trim is black and gold, and if we had to highlight just one standout feature, we’d mention the “Starry Sky” motif on the door panels in addition to the ceiling. The LEDs are beautifully arranged, too.

And then there’s an engine upgrade, too. You’d think a stock 6.75-liter twin-turbo V12 would be enough for anyone, but Mansory dials it up to 730 PS (720 hp / 537 kW) and 1,050 Nm (774 lb-ft) of torque. With this kind of power at its disposal, it only takes 4.8 seconds for the luxury SUV to reach 100 km/h (62 mph) from standstill.