Automobile
The limited edition car borrows its design cues from classic yachts and is powered by the twin-turbo 6.75-liter V12 engine, which also powers the Phantom.
Updated : Jul 22, 2024, 08:02 PM IST
Luxury, opulence, and prestige - these are the hallmarks of Rolls-Royce, the renowned manufacturer of some of the world's most expensive cars. Rolls Royce Boat Tail is currently one of the most expensive cars in the world. It is worth Rs 234 crore approximately. This British car manufacturer is famous all over the world for its unique styled cars.
The limited edition car borrows its design cues from classic yachts and is powered by the twin-turbo 6.75-liter V12 engine, the same one that powers the Phantom. The car's design showcases a windscreen that mirrors classic speedboats and the rear deck is decorated with the unique Caleidolegno veneer - a material usually reserved for the dashboards.
Further, the interiors of the car boast luxuries, such as fine cutlery, fine silverware, and two refrigerators, which are specially designed to store champagne.
This four-seater convertible is not just a car but a complete sophisticated mobile dining experience. It's fitted with a collapsible table and an extendable umbrella in the back. Interestingly, it took almost 4 years to make this car, and 1,813 parts were assembled in it.
So far, the British car manufacturer has made only three units of this car. Interestingly, these three units have been specially customised based on their customers. All three cars have been made differently from the others.
According to media reports, billionaire rapper Jay-Z and his wife, pop icon Beyonce are among the few people who own Rolls Royce Boat Tail.
Additionally, another owner is reportedly from a family with massive wealth accumulated in the pearl industry, although their identity remains undisclosed.
The second model of this priceless Rolls Royce car is owned by Argentine footballer Mauro Icardi.
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