Mansory has announced its next big project: the "Rolls-Royce Cullinan by Mansory MY25." This complete tuning package is aimed squarely at luxury SUV enthusiasts who want something that stands out—even among other Cullinans.For Mansory, nothing is too bold or excessive. Whether it's the carbon-drenched Gronos G-Wagon or a Ferrari F9XX Spider, their creations are always eye-catching and, at times, divisive. And it’s not just cars. Mansory’s portfolio includes everything from customized scooters to yachts—and yes, even lawnmowers. If it moves, they’ll add carbon fiber and bespoke leather to it. Read More 'An icon of icons': 100 Years of the Rolls-Royce Phantom A recent example? The Monaco Edition of the Vespa Elettrica, complete with carbon fiber mudguards and individually stitched seats. It’s all part of their philosophy: if you want it unique, they’ll make it happen. The Cullinan MY25 might be their most ambitious project yet. With the 2025 Rolls-Royce Cullinan Series II already a headline-maker, Mansory’s version takes it a step further. They’re catering to a broader audience here—one that loves the idea of a luxury SUV but wants something no one else has. A New Look for the Rolls-Royce Cullinan by Mansory Mansory has taken the Rolls-Royce Cullinan MY25 to a whole new level. Two early builds already made waves online—one in sleek grey with blue accents and exposed carbon fibre, and another in dramatic black with forged carbon details. To give a closer look, Mansory created a CGI video showing how the custom parts come together. You can notice upgrades like a reworked hood, wider fender flares, and a striking front fascia. There’s also a new diffuser at the back and oversized 24-inch wheels to tie it all together. The video takes its time, revealing details that might be missed otherwise, like the redesigned grille slats and illuminated accents. Mansory's designers reimagined the front end with larger air intakes and a lightweight carbon bonnet. The reshaped daytime running lights now stretch across the front apron. And at night, the illuminated grille is impossible to ignore. The side profile got just as much attention. New side skirts and reshaped wheel arches make the Cullinan look longer and lower. At the rear, Mansory added a subtle spoiler lip and redesigned the apron for better downforce. As always, Mansory made sure every detail is customizable. The new bodywork is crafted entirely from carbon fiber, with multiple finishes available. The wheels are equally impressive. Mansory fitted their lightweight FD.15 rims, forged from aluminum alloys and paired with high-performance tires. Read More Tesla Has Finally Revealed Facelifted 2025 Model Y Juniper Mansory has also reimagined every surface of Cullinan's interior, starting with hand-selected leather that covers nearly every inch of the cabin. The cockpit lets customers choose between polished accents or carbon fiber details. The leather upholstery, with its intricate quilted patterns, is fully customizable. The Mansory logo is subtly embroidered into the seats and floor mats. Soft lighting in the roof liner and door panels creates a modern and cozy atmosphere. Mansory Turns Up the Power for the Cullinan After Mansory's upgrades, the V12 engine now produces 720 horsepower, up from the original 600 hp. Torque has been cranked up too, reaching 1,050 Nm. These tweaks make the Cullinan faster off the line, hitting 100 km/h in just 4.8 seconds. The improved numbers bring the 0–100 km/h time down to just 4.8 seconds. Despite the extra power, the Cullinan remains electronically limited to a top speed of 250 km/h. That added power comes from Mansory’s custom "PowerBox" engine management system, paired with a new high-performance exhaust. And here’s the fun part—buyers get to choose how their exhaust looks and sounds. Go bold with a two-pipe system featuring hexagonal tailpipes in the center or opt for the four-pipe setup with side-mounted outlets. Whichever configuration you pick, the exhaust is paired with a sleek carbon fiber rear apron tailored to match. Despite all this added muscle, the Cullinan stays limited to a top speed of 250 km/h. So, does this transformation make the Cullinan cooler or just another over-the-top indulgence for those who can afford it? That’s for you to decide.
