Rolls-Royce reportedly unveils an upcoming all-electric SUV with a split front bonnet design.
According to IT Home, Rolls-Royce is preparing to launch a new all-electric SUV with a split front bonnet design. The prototype suggests a left-right split front hood and a front trunk space behind the large hood, with a body length potentially exceeding the Cullinan at 5341mm. The model is expected to use BMW Group's latest pure-electric technology, with an 800V architecture and a large battery, and is not a direct replacement for the Cullinan.
Key facts
- 01The prototype shows a split front bonnet design, with a central seam on the front hood.
- 02The new Rolls-Royce SUV may be longer than the Cullinan, with length potentially exceeding 5341mm.
- 03It is expected to use BMW Group's latest generation pure-electric technology, including an 800V architecture and a large battery pack.
- 04The model is described as a new, not-a-Cullinan-replacement vehicle, with different body proportions.
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