Rolls-Royce Wraith Apollo White Edition looks like something from 2065
- The Rolls Royce Wraith Apollo White Edition Special configuration recently dropped
- It boasts wheels by the luxury car modification and tuning shop, Venuum
- Online reaction has been enthusiastic
Published on Jul 23, 2024 at 7:11 PM (UTC+4)
by Amelia Jean Hershman-Jones
Last updated on Jul 23, 2024 at 7:12 PM (UTC+4)
Edited by
Amelia Jean Hershman-Jones
The Rolls-Royce Wraith Apollo White Edition recently dropped on Instagram.
The special configuration has wheels provided by the luxury car modification and tuning shop, Venuum.
However, despite its opulence, it’s had a mixed reaction online.
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The Rolls-Royce Wraith Apollo White Edition
Shared by Venuum who provided the tires, the Rolls-Royce Wraith Apollo White Edition amassed over 121,000 likes.
More, than just a car, the futuristic configuration embodies opulence with its white finish designed to turn heads.
It’s crafted with meticulous attention to detail, quality, and aerodynamics.
At the heart of the Rolls Royce Wraith Apollo White Edition is a formidable powertrain, meaning performance and acceleration are key.
Online reaction was somewhat mixed, with one comment simply reading: “This is so fan.”
Another read: “How is it possible to be always more desirable with each video? Venuum does it.”
Others were concerned about practicality.
“One speed bump and it’s all over,” one commenter said.
Another agreed: “I don’t like the anterior design. Posteriorly much better.”
Rolls-Royce personalization
Per the Rolls-Royce website: “Our configurator lets you begin the journey of commissioning your Bespoke Rolls-Royce by designing your vision.”
Alex Hirschi – aka Supercar Blondie – recently took delivery of her new Rolls-Royce Spectre.
It’s the brand’s first-ever electric vehicle and she had it loaded with exclusive extras including a turquoise coach line to match the interior and a light-up Spirit of Ecstasy emblem that pops up from the car’s hood.
What’s more, she added 23-inch rims with a colored center – ‘the biggest wheels on any Rolls-Royce’.
Inside the cabin, the seats and doors boast a color scheme of gray and white, with extra piping, stitching, and turquoise accents that also feature on the piano-black, light-up dash, and controls.
She has a matching umbrella in the door jamb.
Special optional extras include the Starlight doors – again available for the first time – with nearly 5,000 hand-placed stars.
She also had another Rolls-Royce Spectre customized with a new custom paint job called ‘Boracay Blue’ – a hybrid of blue and lavender shades.
Supercar Blondie chose CarDip, which provides car detailing services in the UAE, to work on the custom paint job.
The detailer also added some personal touches to the unique shade, including a silver coachline that extends up to a custom ‘SB’ logo.
Find out more about how Rolls-Royce has personalized vehicles for wealthy clients here.
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