Rolls Royce has renewed the “ghost”. Similar to the facelift operated on the Phantom last year, it's time to freshen up Ghost's face. Now renamed the Rolls Royce Ghost Series II, the British model was presented at the Geneva Motor Show.
The British luxury brand has applied modest exterior changes to the Ghost, which has been given redesigned LED headlamps with daytime running lights, along with a new hood and bumper, all to give the feeling of greater width and height.
Inside, the update was carried out at seat level, where the electronics were updated, now offering a better fit and more heating options. The Ghost's navigation system was also revised: now a 10.25-inch screen and a central control with touchpad, similar to the new BMW 7 Series, inhabit the cockpit.
Wi-Fi internet is also available on board as well as, optionally, the possibility to configure the Rolls Royce Ghost Series II with a bespoke audio system and also two new types of wood. The engine remains the same, a powerful V12 with 6.6 liter turbo, 563 hp and 780 Nm of torque.
The transmission on the Rolls Royce Phantom Series 2 can be satellite-assisted (SAT), which allows the car to be connected by GPS and thus select the correct relationship to attack, whether it is an uphill, roundabout or curve, all through a terrain reading .
Rolls Royce says it has made some updates with the aim of improving rear stability and driver feedback, enhancing on-board comfort and agility. The Rolls Royce Ghost Series II is more aimed at those who want to drive than those who want to be driven, although there is always a concern with dynamics.
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