Would You Choose A Rolls-Royce Cullinan SUV Like This?

Even if you don't think much of the Rolls-Royce Cullinan SUV, it's the company's first SUV and it has enormous dimensions, measuring more than 5 meters long and 1.84 meters tall. 

In the meantime, Rotislav Prokop has come up with a creative solution for Cullinan. We were blown away by the depth of this widebody model.

The chrome components in the front bumper, such as the radiator grille and the typical Emily, are replaced with a glossy black finish, and the apron receives a massive wing gesture. Massive fender flares and complementing sill sabers highlight the side section. The back view is also quite spectacular. There's a stylish forceful diffuser and a matt black rear window covering with big slats in the form of a 1967 Ford Mustang Fastback, in addition to the odd tailpipes.

Rolls-Royce Cullinan SUV is also significantly lowered, with a stunning set of forged wheels measuring an estimated 24 inches underneath the wheel arches. Shiny black painting is also used on the rims. Tiny elements like the slightly blackened taillights and major headlights, the entirely tinted windows, and the left-hand license plate finish the impressive portrayal.