Rolls-Royce Runs Wild With Spirit Of Expression Collection

Rolls-Royce has unveiled the Spirit of Expression collection, which consists of a Ghost, Phantom, and Spectre

Rolls-Royce has unveiled the Spirit of Expression collection, ahead of their debut at Auto China. The lineup consists of three different models – including a Ghost Extended, a Phantom Extended, and a Spectre – and they’re the first cars to come from Rolls-Royce Private Office Shanghai.

Starting with the Spectre, it’s known as the Escapism and is designed to recall the “tropics of South America.” As part of this effort, the model has a two-tone exterior that combines Lantana Red with Tempest Grey. They’re joined by an illuminated Spirit of Ecstasy as well as 23-inch wheels.

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The colorful theme continues in the cabin, which has Selby Grey, Purple Silk, and Sunset leather. The model also has Sunset piping, contrast stitching and headrest monograms as well as a Starlight Headliner with a “Sunset hue.” Rounding out the highlights are a Purple Silk steering wheel, purple instrument dials, and Obsidian Ayous veneers.

The Phantom Extended goes in a different direction as it “reflects the magnetic ambiance of a beach bay under the night sky.” It features a Cala Luna Sand and Kabira Blue exterior, which is designed to recall a beach at midnight.

The model also has a hand-painted double coachline and a special Starlight Headliner. The latter combines White and Galileo Blue ‘stars’ with eight ‘shooting stars.’ They’re joined by celestial motifs, Obsidian Ayous trim, and tri-color leather.

Last but not least is the Ghost Extended Expressionism. It sports a bespoke Boracay Blue exterior with a Lime Green coachline. The model also has 21-inch wheels with Orbit Grey centers and Lime Green pinstripes. They’re joined by White pinstripe tires.

The visual assault continues in the cabin with Lime Green accents that distract from Black and Arctic White leather. The model also has a celestial motif and a two-tone Starlight Headliner that features an “abstract wave pattern” as well as eight ‘shooting stars.’