Rolls-Royce Ghost facelift launched; Know the changes made from car connectivity to exterior

Rolls-Royce Ghost has launched a Rolls-Royce Ghost facelift. It has been updated with a greater priority on interior customisation and improved technology. Rolls Royce Ghost buyers spend 10% of the car's price on customisation.

The interior of the Rolls-Royce Ghost facelift now includes new features. In response to customer customisation, the company has introduced several new accessory options, including Grey Stand Ash and Duality Twill. Grey Stained Ash is hand-dyed ash wood made from extremely fine particles. The Duality Twill is a bamboo-woven fabric with a boat rope design. It has improved the rear infotainment system with wireless headphones, a USB-C port in the centre console, and an amplifier.

The width of its dashboard is covered with an upgraded glass panel. Much-improved connectivity in the car, such that the rear passengers can connect two streaming devices to their screen.

Its styling is blockier, mirroring the new Series II Cullinan. The bottom grille on its front bumper is smaller and daytime-running lights have been added. A new banded design has been afforded to its rear lights.

It features a planar suspension system and a twin-turbocharged 6.75-liter V12, just like its predecessor. Its engine boasts two different states of tune, which are 563hp and 592 hp. The higher variant, producing 592 hp, is credited to a Black Badge version. This also has a low drive mode with a lengthened brake bite point, firming up the pedal travel and 50 percent quicker gear changes when the throttle is 90 percent open. Coming to the price of the Rolls Royce Ghost facelift, it would come for Rs 6.95 crore to Rs 7.95 crore in India. It may get launched for sale in India shortly.