This Rolls-Royce Dawn has been refreshed by Mansory inside and out with two striking white and orange tones.
The “artisans” at Mansory tuning company always make us admire with their creations. The company’s latest project is the “refresh” of the Rolls-Royce Dawn. This may not be the most exotic car built in recent months, but it is certainly one of the most unique.
The tuner calls this Dawn the “Pulse” version and almost the entire exterior is covered in white. The car really stands out thanks to its striking front fascia, which incorporates a revised front bumper and air intake along with LED daytime running lights. In addition, Mansory also removed the car’s standard grille, replacing it with a two-piece grille with white vertical bars on the right and orange on the left. A notable point is that the LED lights are also integrated into the grille.
In addition, the car’s “Flying Lady” symbol has been refinished in bright orange and new 22-inch wheels are also standard equipment. Some people think that this car’s new spokes are a bit “youthful” and will hardly appeal to Rolls-Royce traditionalists. “Looking at this set of wheels, I think it would be more suitable for a rapper than a businessman,” said a car enthusiast.
In addition, the car’s exterior has a number of other notable changes such as enlarged side panels, a refreshed rear bumper and diffuser. The foldable soft top is decorated in orange combined with orange stripes running along the side of the car.
Most notable is probably the interior. Like the exterior, the car’s interior is a perfect combination of white and orange, mostly finished in leather. As can be easily seen, white is used mostly on the seats, center console, door panels and lower part of the dashboard. Meanwhile, orange decorates the seat belts, white contrast stitching, along the carpet trim and the car’s steering wheel.
