Rolls-Royce has unveiled the all-new Ghost Series II, with a range of three different variants. Rolls-Royce makes the refreshed Ghost even more opulent with new interior materials, ornamentation, and more customizability.
The Ghost Series II has new lights, more tech, and a Duality Twill fabric option that uses 2.2 million stitches for the interior.
In addition to over 44,000 various hues available through the company’s Bespoke service, a new shade called Mustique Blue joins the palette.
Rolls-Royce presents Ghost Series II: the most technologically advanced and driver-focused V12 Rolls-Royce yet
New exterior styling is an impactful evolution of Ghost’s foundational design
Built with driving at its heart: includes uncompromising twin-turbocharged engine
Incorporates Planar Suspension, Flagbearer, and Satellite Aided Transmission systems that underpin the driver-oriented chassis
Integrates advanced digital interface, SPIRIT, and private members app, Whispers
Enhanced audio system, internet connectivity, and video streaming functions
Ghost Extended Series II represents an even greater canvas for creativity
Black Badge Ghost Series II available to commission from launch
“Ghost is renowned as a uniquely expressive, agile, and self-assured representation of the Rolls-Royce brand. At our clients’ request, this new Series II iteration remains faithful to these principles, incorporating a potent and uncompromising engine and the essential potential for Bespoke. Meaningful exterior and material updates make an even more expressive and impactful statement. This new generation of Ghost also has extraordinary handling capabilities based on a number of advanced chassis innovations. This secures Ghost Series II’s status as the most technologically advanced and driver-focused V12 Rolls-Royce ever created — a side of Ghost’s character that our clients increasingly and enthusiastically embrace.”
Ghost Series II represents the fundamental tenets of Rolls-Royce — serenity, effortlessness and elegance — distilled into an expressive, monolithic form. Our clients asked for a design that would provide a stage for their Bespoke colour and material choices, whether quiet and restrained or bold and expressive. In line with their requirements, Ghost Series II is characterised by meaningful refinements that further enhance the motor car’s standing as a potent canvas for creativity.
2025 Rolls-Royce Ghost Series II: Interior
2025 Rolls-Royce Ghost Series II: Engine and powertrain
The engine is still the twin-turbo V12 that has been redesigned specifically for the Ghost, delivering 570 PS and 850 Nm of torque. However, buyers who want more power can opt for the Ghost Black Badge Series II.
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Rolls Royce Ghost: Background
Ghost is one of the most important Rolls-Royce motor cars of the Goodwood era. The first generation was introduced in 2009 to meet the needs of what was then a completely new category of luxury consumer.
The second-generation Ghost, launched in 2020, advanced these principles significantly. An object lesson in design purity, its surface simplicity hid underlying design, engineering, and craftsmanship of extraordinary complexity – and power. Indeed, it was the most technologically advanced V12 Rolls-Royce ever created when it was introduced.
Alongside its aesthetic treatment, the 2020 Ghost also took the crown as the most technologically advanced Rolls-Royce ever created. In particular, its Planar Suspension System, which took engineers 10 collective years to perfect, produced a sensation of ‘flight on land’ never previously achieved in a motor car. With a 6.75-litre twin-turbocharged V12 petrol engine, plus all-wheel steering and four-wheel drive, Ghost quickly became recognised as the most dynamic, driver-focused model in the Rolls-Royce family and the perfect touring machine. Indeed, clients frequently describe Ghost not as a saloon, but a superlative four-door grand tourer.
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