2022 Rolls-Royce Phantom The Six Elements

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, rather than six identical paint editions.

Six individual cars, one collaborative project

The factory identifies a collaboration between its Bespoke team, regional partners and Sacha Jafri. Each Phantom received a unique hand-painted Gallery artwork. This structure matters to the catalogue: one programme profile can explain the whole series without creating six unsupported individual chassis records. If those cars are later documented separately, their identities should remain linked to the same six-car family rather than being counted as new production above it.

Rolls-Royce: Phantom The Six Elements factory announcement

The Gallery makes the art part of the cabin

The glass-enclosed fascia display gives the painting a prominent protected setting. It is not merely an image applied to an exterior panel, and its conservation questions differ from those of ordinary automotive trim. A collector file should establish the artwork’s authorship, condition and relationship with the vehicle, alongside the VIN and factory commission. A photograph of the painting alone cannot authenticate the complete car or its continued possession of the original work.

The six themes need their original names

The manufacturer names Earth, Water, Fire, Wind and Air, with Humanity as the sixth theme. The overlap between Wind and Air should be preserved as part of the artist’s programme rather than silently replaced with a different classical-element scheme. Exact naming is particularly important for artwork provenance. A convenient modern summary should not rewrite the commission’s titles or assume that the numbered inventory ID identifies a particular theme.

Rolls-Royce: Phantom The Six Elements factory announcement

Fundraising is part of the documented history

The factory describes a charitable purpose and an associated digital component intended to support further fundraising. Those are historical statements about the project, not a promise of a current token price, continuing donation arrangement or future financial return. Vehicle and artwork documentation should preserve the original terms, while any later digital transfer or charitable claim needs its own dated evidence. The car’s rarity does not establish the status or value of an associated digital asset.

Rolls-Royce: Phantom The Six Elements factory announcement

Describe the series without inventing chassis identities

The supplied factory image illustrates the named project. It should not be used to assign an unrecorded car to Earth, Humanity or another theme without supporting documentation. For an individual example, collect the original commission, artwork record, chassis identity and dated photographs. Preserve the distinction between six completed artistic commissions described by the factory and a newly audited six-chassis registry, which would require separate documentary work.

Specifications and identity reference

Rarity and production scope

The manufacturer describes six individual Phantom Extended Series II commissions within one Six Elements project. This profile covers that shared series and does not add six further cars for each artwork theme. No private chassis number, current digital-asset value or present fundraising status is inferred. The six-car reference remains attributed to the factory announcement, with the individual artwork and physical-car identities requiring their own records.

What the photograph represents

Factory group view of the six cars in The Six Elements project. The group illustrates the shared programme; this photograph is not used to assign an undocumented chassis to a particular artwork theme.

Related Rolls-Royce heritage profiles

• 2021 Rolls-Royce Phantom Tempus Collection
• 2021 Rolls-Royce Phantom Oribe
• 2023 Rolls-Royce Phantom Syntopia

Frequently asked questions

Are the six Gallery paintings identical?

No. The factory describes a different individually painted work for each car.

Why are both Wind and Air listed?

Those are the themes named in the manufacturer’s account; the profile preserves the project’s own terminology.

What is the production-count boundary for this profile?

The manufacturer describes six individual Phantom Extended Series II commissions within one Six Elements project. This profile covers that shared series and does not add six further cars for each artwork theme. No private chassis number, current digital-asset value or present fundraising status is inferred. The six-car reference remains attributed to the factory announcement, with the individual artwork and physical-car identities requiring their own records.

Sources and further reading

1. Rolls-Royce: Phantom The Six Elements factory announcement

Research checked 18 October 2026. Linked factory announcements and attributed design documentation support the specifically identified claims. Photographic descriptions identify the illustrated subject. Design analysis and suggested authentication steps are editorial interpretation.