2013 Rolls Royce Phantom Saloon - On the eve of the 82nd Geneva International Auto Show,
Rolls Royce pulled the sheets off its refreshed
Phantom Series II family of cars, that embody the four-door Saloon in each regular and extended wheelbase flavors, the Drophead Coupé and
Phantom Coupé.
This is the primary major facelift for the
2013 Rolls Royce Phantom Saloon since the introduction of the series with the sedan model in 2003, that was followed by the convertible in 2007 and also the coupe in 2008.
Looking at the
Phantom Series II models, the primary issue you may notice is that the delicate style changes up front that embody new LED headlights and also the replacement of the spherical spots right underneath with a awfully skinny lightweight strip.
Rolls Royce claims that the Series II is that the initial production automobile to incorporate full LED headlamps as normal.
The resculptured lower elements of the front and rear bumpers along complete the outside revisions.
2013 Rolls Royce Phantom Saloon Moving on to the inside, there is a new satellite navigation system updated with functions that embody 3D maps with landscape topography, guided tours and enhanced points of interest, moreover as composite route designing, all of that are presented on a bigger eight.8-inch show, whereas the British firm additionally improved the front, rear and top-view camera systems.
The drivetrain enhancements concern the introduction of a brand-new 8-speed automatic gearbox in conjunction with a brand new rear differential, that Rolls Royce says facilitate improve the V12's combined fuel consumption by 10 % and cut back CO2 emissions from 388g/km to 347g/km.
