Rolls-Royce Cullinan Series II concept looks like something out a Mad Max movie

Check out this mean-looking Rolls-Royce Cullinan Series II concept that wouldn’t look out of place in a Mad Max movie. 

The cool design comes from visual artist Mikhail Sachko who shared his creation online. 

The Russia-based artist regularly creates cool concept cars based around high-end and luxury motors. 

This Roll-Royce Cullinan Series II design is a particularly smart-looking concept. 

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The concept shows a whole new Rolls-Royce Cullinan Series II

Some purists would insist that you can’t improve on the good looks of a factory Rolls-Royce. 

But it’s fair to say that the Cullinan lends itself to a bit of customization – just take a look at this one-off ‘billionaire edition’ or this eye-catching all-purple example from Mansory. 

Now, artist Sachko – who posts on Instagram under the @mikhail_sachko – has shown us all what it would look like if Rolls-Royce ever fancied dipping its toe in the Mad Max universe. 

The Series II has been given a full digital makeover with extra wide front fenders, hood scoop, and a custom black bumper tucked away under the waterfall grille. 

To the rear underbody protection has been added below the bumper, while a couple of huge radio antennas have also been added, which really add to the post-apocalyptic Mad Max vibe.

It looks more than ready to take on the world

A side view of the vehicle showcases the lift kit and gives a glimpse of the huge shock absorbed and coilovers. 

The fender flares have been adjusted so they’re wide enough to fit the super-size wheels, complete with equally massive tires. 

There are a couple of LED light bars on the front of the Rolls-Royce as well as a smattering of more lights on the A-pillar.

As Sachko is more into the design side of things than the engineering, he didn’t reveal if the concept came with the Cullinan Series II stock 6.75 liter twin-turbo V12 – but we’d like to think so.

Although, it might need a bit more power than the 563 horsepower that comes with the stock-standard to get this monster on the move.