ROLLS-ROYCE JOINS ENTHUSIASTS FROM AROUND THE WORLD FOR THEIR ANNUAL RALLY

• Rolls-Royce Motor Cars joins the Rolls-Royce Enthusiasts’ Club
  (RREC) for its Annual Rally and Concours d’Elegance at Burghley
  House, Lincolnshire, on 21-23 June 2024
• Examples from the full Goodwood portfolio – Phantom, Ghost,
  Cullinan and Spectre – will be on display
• Rolls-Royce’s presence at the world’s largest gathering of
  enthusiasts and historic Rolls-Royce motor cars reaffirms the close
  and friendly ties between the two organisations as the marque
  celebrates its 120th anniversary

“We’re delighted to support the Rolls-Royce Enthusiasts’ Club’s
Annual Rally again this year – especially as we celebrate the 120th
anniversary of the marque in 2024. We’ve always enjoyed working with
the RREC, whose knowledge and love of historic Rolls-Royce motor
cars is unparalleled. They are crucial custodians of the marque’s
rich heritage, which continues to inform and inspire so much of what
we do at the Home of Rolls-Royce at Goodwood today. We’ll also be
displaying beautiful examples of our contemporary Bespoke craft,
underlining the continuity between the motor cars designed and built
by Henry Royce himself, and those we’re creating for today’s clients.”

Andrew Ball, Head of Corporate Relations and Heritage,
Rolls-Royce Motor Cars

In the year the marque celebrates its 120th
Anniversary, Rolls-Royce Motor Cars joins the Rolls-Royce Enthusiasts’
Club (RREC) for its Annual Rally and Concours d’Elegance at Burghley
House, Lincolnshire, on 21-23 June 2024.

Rolls-Royce Motor Cars is a regular guest at the event, which is
the largest annual gathering of historic Rolls-Royce motor cars, their
owners and admirers anywhere in the world, and is regarded as one of
the most glamorous and spectacular in the entire motoring calendar.
Hundreds of Rolls-Royce and Bentley cars will be on display in front
of Burghley House, one of the finest stately homes in Britain, which
dates from the 16th Century.

Amid all the historic motor cars spanning more than a century,
Rolls-Royce Motor Cars will present Bespoke examples from all the
model families being designed and hand-built at the Home of
Rolls-Royce at Goodwood: Phantom, Spectre, Ghost and Cullinan.
Spectre, the first-ever Rolls-Royce with an all-electric drivetrain,
is expected to be of particular interest – as it is the motor car
which fulfils The Hon. Charles Rolls’ prophecy of an electric future
for the motor car, when he said in 1900, “The electric car is
perfectly noiseless and clean. There is no smell or vibration. They
should become very useful when fixed charging stations can be
arranged.”  The full line-up of current Rolls-Royce motor cars on
show at the RREC rally includes:

PHANTOM
The marque presents its pinnacle product
in Sapphire Gunmetal, complemented with a single Coachline and
wheel-centre pinstripes on the 22″ Forged Black Painted Disc
wheels hand-painted in Peony Pink. The interior is trimmed in Navy
Blue primary and Peony Pink secondary leathers, with Piano White
veneer and Navy Blue carpets. The Starlight Headliner includes the
animated ‘shooting star’ feature, in which lines of fibre optic
‘stars’ light up sequentially to create the effect of a meteor
crossing the night sky.

GHOST
For Ghost, the design team has selected a
Bespoke Verde Ermes exterior finish with no Coachline: the interior is
trimmed in Tan leather with Havana as the secondary colour,
complemented with Dark Amber veneer and Dark Spice carpets and
foot-mats. Ghost is also equipped with the ‘shooting star’ Starlight
Headliner, which is an increasingly popular Bespoke option.

CULLINAN
The ‘Rolls-Royce of SUVs’ is finished
in Monteverde and fitted with a panoramic glass sunroof. The interior
is composed of Seashell primary and Tan secondary leathers, with
contrasting Black carpets and foot-mats. The main veneer is Open Pore
Calamander; the door linings and headrests are embossed with the
‘double R’ logo. The Lounge Seat configuration is designed to allow
three passengers to travel comfortably in the rear cabin.

SPECTRE
Spectre’s two-tone exterior pairs
Morganite for the lower section with the upper contrast section in
Gunmetal. The Illuminated Grille and up-lit Spirit of Ecstasy mascot
are in keeping with the motor car’s all-electric powertrain. The
striking and complex interior palette is composed of Grace White
primary leather; the Ardent Red secondary colour also extends to the
carpets, while the seat piping is in Peony Pink. The veneer is
open-pore Tudor Oak with Canadel door linings.

Founded in 1957, the RREC is the international club for
Rolls-Royce enthusiasts, owners and anyone with a genuine interest in
the life and works of Sir Henry Royce, The Hon. Charles Stewart Rolls
and their distinguished colleagues and successors, who created ‘the
best car in the world’. It has around 7,500 members in 60 different
countries; at its global headquarters, The Hunt House in Paulerspury,
Northamptonshire, it maintains a vehicle archive, museum and workshop
for technical seminars.

Phantom: NEDC combined: CO2 emissions: 345 g/km; Fuel
consumption: 18.7 mpg / 15.1 l/100km. WLTP combined: CO2 emissions:
362-351 g/km; Fuel consumption: 16.0-15.5 l/100km / 17.7-18.2 mpg.

Ghost: NEDCcorr (combined): CO2 emission: 343 g/km;
Fuel consumption: 15.0 ltr/100 km / 18.8 mpg. WLTP (combined): CO2
emission: 359-347 g/km; Fuel consumption: 15.8-15.2 ltr/100 km /
17.8-18.6 mpg.

Cullinan: WLTP (combined) CO2 emission: 380-363 g/km;
Fuel consumption: 16.8-17.7 mpg / 16.8-16.0 l/100km.

Spectre: WLTP: Power consumption: 2.6-2.8 mi/kWh /
23.6-22.2 kWh/100km. Electric range 329 mi / 530 km. NEDC: CO2
emissions 0 g/km.