Rolls-Royce’s unique coach-built ‘boat tail’ appeared in public for the first time at the Concorso d’Eleganza Villa d’Est. The car is displayed for two days only on the Mosaic Lawn within the grounds of the Grand Hotel Villa d’Este on the shores of Lake Como, Italy
Rolls-Royce Boat Tale Concorso d’Eleganza Makes Its First Public Appearance at Villa d’Este
Rolls-Royce recently revealed the details of its first fully electric car that will go on sale in the last quarter of 2023. Now, the super-luxury car brand has showcased its latest coach-built vehicle, the Boat Tail, at the Concorso d’Eleganza Villa d’Or. Este on the Mosaic Lawn within the grounds of the Grand Hotel Villa Deste on the shores of Lake Como, Italy. The car is being showcased four years after the first coach-built Rolls-Royce, the Sweattail, was launched at the same event in 2017.
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The car was unveiled on Mosaic Lawn by Torsten Müller-Otvos, Chief Executive Officer of Rolls-Royce Motor Cars.
This is the first time that the Boat Tail has been publicly displayed for two days, providing a unique opportunity to check out the car’s remarkable coach-built construction and exceptional bespoke detailing, which has been designed to house the highly sought-after techno. Designed and built by hand at Off Rolls-Royce. And the creative project lasted about four years.
The company had earlier confirmed that coach building would be a permanent part of the company’s future portfolio. Drawing inspiration from a sailing boat and a yacht, and the original 1932 Rolls-Royce Phantom II Continental Boattail Tourer, the new-age Boat Tail is a soft-top convertible about 5800mm long, featuring the brand’s iconic pantheon grille and classic keyring. feature. Circular Light with LED DRL.
At the press of a button, the rear deck opens in a sweeping butterfly gesture to reveal an intricate and eclectic hosting suite
Torsten Müller-Otvos, Chief Executive Officer of Rolls-Royce Motor Cars, said: “It is an amazing privilege to reveal this unique Rolls-Royce to the world for the first time. Although the images have been widely shared, the car itself is not.” First exhibited publicly. The Villa d’Est Concorso d’Eleganza is the perfect occasion to bring together knowledgeable motoring experts and discerning luxury aficionados, on the glamorous shores of Lake Como. It also has a pleasant symmetry We launched the Sweptel, the first coach-built Rolls-Royce of the modern era, at the 2017 event.”
He continued, “This is a truly historic moment for the marque. We are leading a modern coachbuilding movement that takes the wider luxury industry to an entirely different place, where hyper-personalization and contemporary preservation are inevitable. offers unlimited possibilities.”
The Montblanc pen resides in the car’s glove box in a hand-crafted aluminum and leather case.
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The exterior of the Rolls-Royce boat tail is thought to be in an intricate dual tone of blue and black, which gets multi-spoke alloy wheels. Indeed, Rolls-Royce is offering a hand-painted graded bonnet for the first time. The rear nautical references become more apparent for the rear deck, which covers large swaths of wood. The deck opens in a sweeping butterfly gesture at the press of a button to reveal an intricate and eclectic hosting suite. The cabin comes with a leather interior that matches the color tone of the bonnet and recognizes the driver-centric intent of the boat tail with the front seats in dark blue while the rear seats are finished in a lighter tone. The car comes with the unique BOVET 1822 timepiece, 15-speaker bespoke Rolls-Royce audio system, signature Rolls-Royce umbrellas and more.
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