The Rolls-Royce Cullinan luxury SUV has been launched for nearly six years. The car has become the sales leader of Rolls-Royce. Now the British luxury car manufacturer The mid-term facelift Cullinan is under development, and spy photos of the new car have been exposed for the first time.
Judging from the spy photos, the new car has not changed much. The classic straight waterfall front grille and square light group are still absent from the front face. However, the redesigned lower bumper abandons the traditional horizontal and vertical design and replaces it with a lower bumper. The bumper has a trapezoidal lower opening with diagonal blades on the inside. In between is a lower bar, but since this is a prototype, the vehicle in the picture may be a design specific to this test car.
Above the lower insurance, it is noticed that there are two covering panels, most likely to cover the slimmer headlights and new daytime running lights as well as the redesigned internal structure. It seems that the new car will integrate a new L-shaped light strip that extends all the way to the front apron.
The changes on the side and rear of the car are not very obvious. The test car seems to be equipped with a more rugged exhaust. I wonder whether it will be extended to the production version in the future.
In terms of power, the new car will most likely continue the configuration of the current model, and the V12 engine will not be absent. There is currently no indication whether Rolls-Royce plans to add hybrid or plug-in hybrid elements to the power system.
