The new Project Nightingale has officially been unveiled by Rolls-Royce. Only by invitation to existing customers of the brand, this is a production concept that will be replicated in 100 copies.
Officially unveiled, the latest special creation from the British luxury car manufacturer has arrived. Project Nightingale is a new exclusive creation, a series concept that will be produced in 100 copies. The first Rolls-Royce created by the new customization division, Coachbuild Collection, is also the new model.
The famous Art Deco artistic movement, which was popular in the 1920s and 1930s, inspires the design of the new Rolls-Royce Project Nightingale. The model’s name draws inspiration from the red-headed nightingale, renowned for its melodious and harmonious sounds. It was also the name of the houses of the engineers located close to the winter residence of Henry Royce in the Cote d Azur.
Another inspiration of the new Project Nightingale is the experimental Rolls-Royce EX models of the 1920s. With red-painted Rolls-Royce badges, the models are regarded as the most valuable in the history of the British brand.
The new Project Nightingale also includes this detail.
The Rolls-Royce Project Nightingale measures 5.76 meters in length, making it nearly as long as the manufacturer’s flagship model, the Phantom. Additionally, the new exclusive model serves as the brand’s second electric offering, utilizing a powertrain derived from the Rolls-Royce Spectre.
Project Nightingale has distinct features like 24-inch wheels, the largest to be installed on a Rolls-Royce car, narrow and vertical headlights, and a side opening Piano Boot.
Contrasting-dyed leather upholsters the interior. Made up of 10,500 individually illuminated stars in 3 different sizes, the Starlight Breeze ambient lighting system creates a unique visual effect.
Available by invitation only to existing customers of the brand, the new Rolls-Royce Project Nightingale will be. Deliveries will not start until 2028, with only 100 examples being produced.
Rolls-Royce Project Nightingale – Photo Gallery
