Rolls-Royce Introduces Prototype Project Cullinan

Launched as an open letter dated 18 February this year, Rolls-Royce Motor Cars promising to inform Cullinan project progress to stakeholders. To fulfill that promise, Rolls-Royce Motor Cars today, Wednesday (8/4) have published photographs of early milestone vehicle development program. These photos illustrate an early prototype that will be seen on public roads this week.

This early prototype engineering refers to the Phantom Series II models with the lower body, which was specifically created to initiate the development of a system of suspension all-wheel drive (four wheel drive) which will result in ease of driving anywhere. This body may indicate the size of the new car, but did not show aspects of the design of high-sided and all-terrain as announced by Rolls-Royce Motor Cars in February this year.

The series of initial trials will focus on the character of Cullinan project in on-road track that includes the suspension until the spike high berbodi vehicle stability and will test the new suspension on all types of international road surface, both in the testing facilities as well as on public roads. Test the road surface include rocky road - Belgian Pave, cobblestone -, concrete roads are bumpy (corrugated concrete), the road surface which cause noise and echo as well as the surface with the speed reducers (bumps).

Cullinan project engineering prototype test for on-road and off-road will take same time. This is to ensure that consumers can feel unparalleled ride quality over rough surfaces and challenging terrain as they feel on the highway.