For those who find a standard Rolls-Royce Cullinan a bit on the tight side, there is this extended Cullinan.
Previously, the Range Rover was the king of SUVs. You could say: the Rolls-Royce of SUVs. Then there was the Bentley Bentayga to take over that role. Until 2018. Then came the real Rolls-Royce among the SUVs: the Cullinan.
The Rolls-Royce Cullinan is a car in which you really do not want anything. Not in terms of comfort and not in terms of space. Yet there are always people with a surplus of money who think that things should be bigger and better. Rolls-Royce therefore has Extended Wheelbase versions of the Ghost and Phantom.
For the Cullinan, however, the opportunity is not there. Fortunately for those who do want a long wheelbase, but absolutely no sedan, there is Klassen. This German company specializes in extending cars. They do this not only with sedans, but also with SUVs. They also know how to handle a Cullinan.
You can see what an extended Cullinan looks like in these images. Admittedly, it doesn't even look bad. The Cullinan has only become more impressive. And it was already a moving apartment building. It is reported that Rolls-Royce did not hire car designers to design the Cullinan, but an architect.
Anyway, time to get to the point. How much longer is this Cullinan? Klassen has extended the wheelbase of this Cullinan by 580 mm. The wheelbase is therefore 3,875 mm and the total length is 5,912 mm.
Although this extended Rolls-Royce Cullinan looks gigantic, it is still less than a Phantom EWB. It has a length of 5,982 mm. However, you do have a shorter wheelbase: 3,772 mm. In terms of wheelbase, you can outdo everyone. Unless there are people who have ordered an even longer car from Klassen. That's also possible.
A Phantom EWB costs €650,890 in the Netherlands, but this Rolls-Royce Cullinan van Klassen probably exceeds that. That's a gamble on our part, because the price is on request.