Luxury car customization firm Mansory has revealed a striking new interpretation of the Rolls-Royce Cullinan Series II Black Badge, transforming the ultra-luxury SUV into an attention-grabbing statement piece known as the “Emperor.” The build combines dramatic visual changes with a notable increase in performance, reflecting the tuner’s signature approach to high-end automotive design.
Based on a 2025 Cullinan Series II Black Badge, the Emperor features a heavily revised exterior that emphasizes aggressive styling and distinctive materials. The front end has been reworked with a more upright fascia and enlarged side air intakes, giving the SUV a more assertive presence. A full aerodynamic kit made from high-gloss forged carbon fiber dominates the design, extending across the body and including a matching carbon fiber hood.
The vehicle’s gray paintwork contrasts sharply with the exposed carbon fiber elements, while orange accents add another layer of visual intensity. This theme continues inside, where the cabin is finished in bright orange leather as part of Mansory’s Atelier customization program. Carbon fiber details are also incorporated throughout the interior, reinforcing the vehicle’s blend of luxury and performance-inspired design.
Large 24-inch concave alloy wheels finished in gloss black further enhance the SUV’s stance, while a sports exhaust system with adjustable flap control adds both sound and performance. Mansory offers the exhaust in two configurations, allowing for varying levels of acoustic character.
Under the hood, the Emperor receives a significant power upgrade. While the standard Cullinan Series II Black Badge produces 591 horsepower from its twin-turbocharged V12 engine, Mansory has increased output to 720 horsepower and 774 pound-feet of torque. The added performance aims to match the vehicle’s bold appearance with equally commanding driving dynamics.
The Emperor arrives at a time when ultra-luxury SUVs are becoming increasingly personalized and expressive. Rolls-Royce itself has recently introduced highly exclusive models like the Cullinan Yachting Collection, a limited run of four vehicles inspired by nautical themes and global exploration.
Mansory’s latest creation highlights how customization continues to push the boundaries of luxury design, blending traditional craftsmanship with dramatic styling choices that are unlikely to go unnoticed.
