Rolls-Royce’s second electric SUV features a unique split hood, 700 horsepower, and up to 800 km range. Learn about this luxury EV alternative to the Cullinan.
Rolls-Royce is continuing development of its second electric SUV, which will serve as an alternative to the Cullinan. New spy photos have revealed a key feature of the model—an unusual front-end design that has been confirmed by a patent.The standout detail is a hood split into two sections. It opens in sections, reminiscent of premium body solutions from the past, but executed in a modern format. A patent for this design was filed by BMW back in 2024, and now it’s being implemented for the first time on a production Rolls-Royce model.The new SUV will retain the Cullinan’s massive proportions, but will feature updated lighting and a redesigned front end. Daytime running lights are positioned under the hood’s edge, while the main headlights sit closer to the grille. Signature rear-hinged doors and large wheels up to 23 inches remain, emphasizing the model’s status.The electric platform will be shared with future BMW models. Expect a dual-motor setup with around 700 horsepower and a battery exceeding 110 kWh. Range could reach up to 800 km, with fast charging significantly quicker than current BMW electric vehicles.Rolls-Royce is betting not just on luxury, but on engineering solutions that set the model apart from competitors. The new electric SUV aims to be more than just a Cullinan replacement—it’s positioned as a distinct milestone in the brand’s evolution.
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