British luxury carmaker Rolls-Royce has unveiled a very special and limited edition that is not just a car, but a grand celebration in the form of a car, as it celebrates the 100th anniversary of the Phantom name in its portfolio. Known as the Phantom Centenary Private Collection, the edition will be produced in “25 units” and aims to honor the glorious legacy of the legendary sedan that has been the ultimate symbol of luxury since 1925.
Body design — combining history and contemporary style
The exterior design of this special edition is inspired by the golden age of Hollywood; the body is given a very special look with a two-tone combination of white and black with a sparkling “Super Champagne Crystal” coating. The “Spirit of Ecstasy” logo is first made of 18-carat gold and then plated with 24-carat gold. The Rolls-Royce logo is also designed with a white enamel background to create a special originality in the design.
Cabin — Art, Story, and Luxury at a Glance
Inside, the cabin is a fusion of story and art, with every detail carefully crafted. The rear seats are inspired by the historic Phantom of Love (1926) and attempt to tell a story from the first generation Phantom to today's versions. The front seats are laser-etched with historic Phantom codenames such as "Roger Rabbit" and "Seagull."
The dashboard features a “gallery” of 50 three-dimensional aluminum slats inspired by the public’s admiration for the Phantom; the wood door trim depicts maps of Rolls-Royce’s important journeys in three-dimensional gold leaf. The roof is also stitched with a “mulberry tree” pattern and 440,000 stitches, and even the V12 engine compartment is decorated in white with gold details.
Limited production and a special place in the luxury collection
Although the official price of the car has not yet been announced, given the limited production and special trim, it is unlikely to be cheap - in fact, it will be one of the most expensive models in Rolls-Royce history. This version is not just for driving, but for collectors and automotive art enthusiasts; it combines the 75-year history of the Phantom with today's luxury.
Why is this special edition?
Celebrating 100 years of the name “Phantom” in the history of Rolls-Royce, while respecting the luxury heritage of the brand.
Combining an artistic body (special paint + coating combination) with the highest decorative art.
A cabin that tells a story — from the first generation to today — with engraving, drawings and gold leaf.
Production of only 25 units: rarity + long-term investment.
Continuing Rolls-Royce’s position at the forefront of bespoke luxury cars.
Conclusion
The Phantom Centennial Edition is an example of how a luxury brand can both pay homage to its past and showcase its future. If you’re looking for a vehicle that’s more than just a vehicle — a work of art on wheels — this is it. For those who value luxury, history, and exclusivity, this is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity.
