Mansory Rolls-Royce Phantom Adds Blue Accents and Kit

Mansory's US portfolio has added a newly dressed Rolls-Royce Phantom that pairs restrained blue accents with the tuner’s familiar body kit. Images posted to Mansory USA's Instagram show pinstripe and grille highlights, a blue Spirit of Ecstasy and matching exterior details that link the outside to a light blue cabin.

The conversion keeps the Phantom's proportions intact. The short wheelbase Phantom measures 226.9 inches (5,762 mm) long, 79.4 inches (2,018 mm) wide and 64.8 inches (1,646 mm) tall, with a 139.8-inch (3,552 mm) wheelbase. The extended wheelbase stretches to 235.5 inches (5,982 mm) in length, is 65.2 inches (1,656 mm) tall and has a 148.5-inch (3,772 mm) wheelbase.

For context, the current BMW 7 Series is 212 inches (5,391 mm) long, 76.8 inches (1,950 mm) wide and 60.8 inches (1,544 mm) tall, with a 126.6-inch (3,215 mm) wheelbase. Curb weight differentiates the models as well: the Phantom SWB and EWB weigh 5,644 lbs (2,560 kg) and 5,754 lbs (2,610 kg) respectively, while the 7 Series tips the scales at just over two metric tons, roughly 4,600 pounds in its lightest form.

The Mansory conversion reworks the lower front fascia with a new lower grille, added side vents and a pair of extra daytime running lights. Fenders are unchanged, but the car wears new side skirts and sits lower, and it rolls on multi-spoke wheels with Mansory center caps. The rear shows a ducktail spoiler, a fresh diffuser, a roof-mounted spoiler and Mansory badging, including aftermarket tailpipe trim. Most of the exterior is finished in glossy black, with select parts in forged carbon and those pale blue accents for contrast.

Inside, the Phantom shown is trimmed in what Mansory calls Charles Blue. The cabin retains factory Rolls-Royce embroidery on the headrests and the Phantom logo on the dashboard panel, consistent with Goodwood's extensive personalization options that include light blue leather combinations from the factory.

Powertrain and pricing

Mansory's US division has not publicised any engine upgrades for this example. The stock 6.75-liter twin-turbo V12 produces 563 bhp (571 ps/420 kW) and 664 lb-ft (900 Nm) of torque. Rolls-Royce states the Phantom needs a little over five seconds to reach 62 mph (100 kph) from rest and is electronically limited to 155 mph (250 kph). The EWB variants are a few tenths of a second slower due to higher mass but share the same top speed.

The Phantom carries a premium price. New examples start at more than half a million dollars, and buyers in the United States should expect average purchase prices above $600,000 for the 2027 model year. The smaller Ghost begins near $400,000.