Rolls-Royce Cullinan Series II Mansory, White & Black Carbon

Carbon fibre is the material Mansory reaches for first, and its first widebody conversion of the Cullinan Series II, shown in December 2024, was offered in two carbon finishes. The difference matters on a car carrying this much of it. Forged carbon is made from short strands pressed together in resin, so it comes out marbled and different on every panel. Woven carbon is laid up in a regular twill that reads almost black from a distance and only shows its pattern close to. Against white paint the woven kind gives the Cullinan a cleaner, more graphic outline, the bonnet and lower body drawn in black like the frame around a picture.

The body is gloss white, with woven black carbon on the bonnet, front wing vents, splitter, sills, arch extensions and roof spoiler. Small touches of turquoise lift it: the Spirit of Ecstasy, a thin coachline along the shoulder and rings at the centres of the matte black wheels. The cabin is black leather with pale grey accents, the steering wheel trimmed half in white and half in carbon, and twin hexagonal tailpipes sit in the carbon diffuser. On the black velvet base, the etched plaque gives the piece number in an edition of 30. H&H produces it at 1:18.