The Rolls-Royce Cullinan has been a huge success for the posh British brand. While the automaker didn’t break out deliveries for each nameplate, it announced that the most popular models in 2024 were the Cullinan, Spectre, and the Ghost, in that order. In 2024, the company updated the SUV by introducing the Series II version with an overhauled front end, featuring a slightly narrower grille, more complex styling for the lower fascia, and vertically oriented LED daytime running lights on the nose’s outer edges. Whether a vehicle is attractive or not is subjective, and now another tuner has stepped in to make the Cullinan even more noticeable.
The good news for anyone who doesn’t like the Cullinan Series II’s exterior is that if you have enough money to drop six figures on an SUV, then you probably also have the spare cash to modify the vehicle’s appearance. For example, Mansory already has a wild-looking body kit for the updated model for folks who prefer to grab lots of attention on the road. The tuner also has a slightly less absurd-looking option. Now, the high-end tuner 1016 Industries is showing off its take on the Cullinan Series II. The widebody styling’s bulging fenders accentuate the SUV’s muscular stance.
Making The Cullinan Look Tougher
The kit’s components focus on revising the Cullinan’s front end and sides. The new front fascia includes trapezoidal openings below the prominent grille. Vertical strakes accentuate the lights in the lower corners. The broader front fenders give the SUV a tougher appearance than the narrower stock look. A spiky piece of trim adds an aggressive touch to the vehicle’s flanks. Thicker side sills run between the wheels and make the Cullinan appear to sit closer to the ground. The rear fenders are also wider.
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With no mechanical changes made, the Series II Cullinan is evolution for evolution’s sake, and it proves that change isn’t always good.
1016 Industries reports that the Cullinan Series II in these photos rides on a set of RDB Wheels. The pieces feature an array of Y-shaped spokes and have a gloss black finish that matches the SUV’s exterior. Blue brake calipers add a pop of color to the otherwise monochromatic exterior.
The widebody kit is available to order now. The tuner offers the parts as a complete set, or customers can purchase the fender accent and lower light trim separately. Buyers have several choices regarding the material of the new parts.
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1016 Industries Rolls-Royce Cullinan |
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Material |
Price For Whole Kit |
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Carbon Fiber |
$70,000 |
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Forged Carbon |
$80,000 |
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Fiberglass |
$60,000 |
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Black Badge Carbon Fiber |
$75,000 |
A Look Inside The Cullinan Series II
While 1016 Industries only modifies the Cullinan’s exterior, Rolls-Royce has several updates for the Series II’s cabin. There’s a redesigned instrument cluster, and the updated infotainment screen comes from the Spectre. An 18-speaker, 1,400-watt stereo should make music sound great. Folks in the back can connect two streaming devices to the rear entertainment system, and the tech supports Bluetooth headphones. The high-class SUV also has a new Duality Twill upholstery that comes from a bamboo-based rayon fabric.
Rolls-Royce offers nearly endless personalization options for its models, including the Cullinan. From custom exterior colors to unique interior materials, the company is willing to fulfill nearly any request as long as buyers have the money. Plus, the brand frequently introduces special editions, such as the flower-inspired Daisy Cullinan.
