Rolls Royce Ghost KoChaMongKol
Thailand’s first bespoke Roller made its
world debut at the ongoing 2016 Bangkok Motor Show. Called as the Rolls Royce
Ghost KoChaMongKol, the exclusive one-off luxury limousine was created by the
elite British marque’s bespoke division.
Based on the extended wheelbase (EWB)
variant, the special Ghost KoChaMongKol is designed by the car maker in
association with Thailand government’s Department of Fine Arts. The stately
limousine is finished in exquisite English White exterior paint job. Further
exclusivity comes from the Mandarin coach line with elephant motif (created by
Mark Court) on the front fenders. In fact, the bespoke project pays respect to
the revered animal.
The interior of the Ghost KoChaoMongKol
is appointed in natural leather in a dual-tone Smoke Grey and Dark Spice color
theme. One can see the elephant motifs on the centre console and door trims.
Contrast Mandarin seat piping and stitching further elevate the cabin’s
grandeur.
The Ghost EWB is powered by a 6.6-litre
twin-turbo V12 petrol engine which develops 563 PS and 780 Nm of torque. A
8-speed ZF transmission drives the rear wheels.
The specially appointed interior adopts
Mandarin, Smoke Grey and Dark Spice color combo with elephant motifs at
strategic locations.
The Rolls Royce Ghost
KoChaoMongKol targets Elite Thai customers with bespoke elements that connect
with the country’s culture and heritage. The company didn’t reveal whether the
one-off bespoke model has already been sold out. Neither do we know anything
about the pricing.
