A MORE CONSIDERED COLLECTION
These are existing vehicle profiles grouped by their recorded classification. Read each profile for its own source notes, image context and production scope. A shared collection does not establish that different editions or chassis are the same identity.
THE COLLECTION
50 profiles
Rolls-Royce 2019
The Phantom Tranquillity Collection translated space exploration into the materials of a formal Rolls-Royce. Announced in 2019 as 25 cars across standard and extended wheelbase forms, it used the Phantom Gallery and…
Rolls-Royce 2019
The Wraith Eagle VIII Collection commemorated Alcock and Brown’s pioneering non-stop Atlantic crossing through an unusually detailed design narrative. Announced as 50 cars in 2019, it translated the flight’s route, night-time landscape…
Rolls-Royce 2020
The Dawn Silver Bullet recast Rolls-Royce’s open four-seater as an adaptable two-seat roadster. Its silver body and sculptural rear cowling gave the 2020 collection a distinct silhouette, while the factory’s 50-car limit…
Rolls-Royce 2020
The Wraith Kryptos Collection turned the motor car into an extended cryptographic design. Its 50-car programme hid a coordinated cipher within the body and cabin, inviting owners to read the vehicle as…
Rolls-Royce 2021
The first modern Boat Tail brought Rolls-Royce coachbuilding into a new permanent programme through a profoundly individual commission. Its blue body and opening rear hosting suite made the vehicle as much a…
Rolls-Royce 2021
The Dawn Black Badge Landspeed Collection translated George Eyston’s Bonneville record-breaking into an open Rolls-Royce. Limited to 25 Dawns, it formed one clearly defined part of a two-model collection that also included…
Rolls-Royce 2021
Phantom Oribe joined Rolls-Royce and Hermes around a single client’s love of Japanese ceramics and travel. Its two-tone green and cream body and carefully developed interior made the 2021 commission a collaboration…
Rolls-Royce 2021
Phantom Tempus explored time through its deliberate absence: the collection omitted the dashboard clock while filling the cabin with celestial references. The manufacturer’s 2021 announcement identifies a 20-car worldwide programme, distinct from…
Rolls-Royce 2021
The Wraith Black Badge Landspeed Collection placed George Eyston’s Bonneville story inside a grand-touring coupe. Its 35-car allocation and carefully documented cabin references distinguish it from both ordinary Black Badge Wraiths and…
Rolls-Royce 2022
The second public Boat Tail commission, revealed in 2022, translated a family’s connection with the pearling industry into paint, veneer and metal. Its warm pearl-inspired palette makes it a distinct individual car…
Rolls-Royce 2022
The Six Elements brought Sacha Jafri’s painting into six individually commissioned Phantom Extended Series II cars. The 2022 programme is best understood as one coordinated series of six distinct artworks and vehicles,…
Rolls-Royce 2023
Amethyst Droptail turns a patron’s personal gemstone and floral references into one highly individual open Rolls-Royce. Revealed in 2023, it belongs to the four-commission Droptail family, with its own purple palette, wood…
THE RARITY RIDES STANDARD
A limited offer is not automatically a completed-production total. A surviving vehicle is not a complete factory census. We keep those distinctions visible and link each collection back to the individual profile’s evidence.
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