Rolls-Royce describes the Cullinan as having 'the prominent brow of a Saxon warrior'. Rolls-Royce
It is the first SUV from the British brand. Rolls-Royce
You can choose a bench seat to take three passengers, as seen here, or two individual seats with a huge console between them. Rolls-Royce
The Cullinan is named after the largest diamond ever found, which now sits in the British Crown Jewels collection. Rolls-Royce
The electrically folding rear seats don’t lie flat, but the boot floor rises to create a seamless ramp to the front seats. Rolls-Royce
The rear passengers can be separated from the boot by a glass partition, stopping passengers from freezing (or, in the UAE, boiling) when the tailgate is open. Rolls-Royce
The Cullinan has night vision, pedestrian- and wildlife-collision alerts and four cameras. Rolls-Royce
The engine is a 6.75-litre, twin-turbo V12. Rolls-Royce
The rear doors open outwards from the back. Rolls-Royce
The driver can lower the air suspension from the centre console. Rolls-Royce
For the first time in the brand’s history, power is sent to the front as well as rear wheels. Rolls-Royce
Functions can be controlled via the touchscreen, or the Spirit of Ecstasy-adorned knob, pictured. Rolls-Royce
The new Rolls-Royce Cullinan. Rolls-Royce
The new Rolls-Royce Cullinan. Rolls-Royce
Rolls-Royce describes the Cullinan as having 'the prominent brow of a Saxon warrior'. Rolls-Royce
It is the first SUV from the British brand. Rolls-Royce
You can choose a bench seat to take three passengers, as seen here, or two individual seats with a huge console between them. Rolls-Royce
The Cullinan is named after the largest diamond ever found, which now sits in the British Crown Jewels collection. Rolls-Royce
The electrically folding rear seats don’t lie flat, but the boot floor rises to create a seamless ramp to the front seats. Rolls-Royce
The rear passengers can be separated from the boot by a glass partition, stopping passengers from freezing (or, in the UAE, boiling) when the tailgate is open. Rolls-Royce
The Cullinan has night vision, pedestrian- and wildlife-collision alerts and four cameras. Rolls-Royce
The engine is a 6.75-litre, twin-turbo V12. Rolls-Royce
The rear doors open outwards from the back. Rolls-Royce
The driver can lower the air suspension from the centre console. Rolls-Royce
For the first time in the brand’s history, power is sent to the front as well as rear wheels. Rolls-Royce
Functions can be controlled via the touchscreen, or the Spirit of Ecstasy-adorned knob, pictured. Rolls-Royce