Urban Automotive's Rolls-Royce Ghost: Elegance Meets Edge

by AutoExpert   |  8 February, 2024

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Urban Automotive, a British tuner that's been turning heads, just rolled out its latest masterpiece on the Rolls-Royce Ghost. Remember the buzz from last year's SEMA Show in Vegas? Well, the wait is over, and the order books are wide open. If you're in the market, you've got over 40 slick components to pick from to make that Ghost truly yours.

Now, we've all seen some, let's say, "bold" takes on the Ghost in the past (yeah, I'm looking at you, Mansory), but Urban Automotive's approach? It's like they read Rolls-Royce's mind, adding just the right touch of sportiness without screaming "look at me!" The result? A Ghost that whispers luxury but isn't afraid to flex a bit of muscle.

Rolls-Royce Ghost

What's New?

Up front, the Ghost is showing off a fresh carbon fiber bumper, complete with a sleek lip spoiler that adds just a hint of aggression. Oh, and those new daytime running lights? Chef's kiss. The side profile gets an upgrade with some snazzy carbon fiber skirts, and the back? It's all about that new carbon bumper, shiny billet aluminum exhaust finishers, and a subtle lip spoiler that ties it all together.

Rolls-Royce Ghost

Wheel Talk

Urban teamed up with Vossen for the wheels, offering two forged beauties in 22-inch and 24-inch sizes. One set has this cool aerodisc vibe, shimmering in silver, while the other option goes dark with a glossy black, tightly spoked design. So whether you're into that sleek, futuristic look or prefer something more classic and understated, they've got you covered.

Rolls-Royce Ghost

Sound Good?

And for those who think a Rolls should sound as good as it looks, Urban's got an ace up their sleeve with a customizable Milltek performance exhaust. Just imagine that purr...

Rolls-Royce Ghost

The Price Tag

Now, the one thing Urban's keeping hush-hush on is how much this all costs. But let's be real, when you're in the market for giving your Ghost a makeover, you're probably not sweating the small stuff.

Rolls-Royce Ghost

The Wrap-up

Urban Automotive's take on the Rolls-Royce Ghost is all about adding a touch of sportiness to that unmistakable Rolls luxury. With just the right amount of carbon fiber and those head-turning wheels, it's like they've crafted the perfect balance between elegance and edge. Whether you want your Ghost to command a bit more attention on the road or you're just looking to make it a tad more unique, Urban's kit seems like a dream come true.

Rolls-Royce Ghost

So, what do you think? Has Urban Automotive hit the nail on the head with their modded Rolls-Royce Ghost, or is there such a thing as too perfect? Dive into the comments and let me know your thoughts!

 

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