Rolls Royce Cullinan: the most Gothic transformation of the super-luxury SUV

The rich have rich tastes. Extravagant ones too, and it is thanks to them that customisation workshops live comfortably. Rapper Drake is one of those who enjoy personalised cars, and his fondness for Rolls Royces does not stop him, when one of them comes into his hands, from giving it a personal touch and turning it into a car that looks like no other. For example, just look at what he has done to this Rolls Royce Cullinan, with a completely Gothic look.

It is not the first Rolls to go through this process, but this one is quite spectacular. The interesting transformation starts from a very striking Gothic image. It may not be to everyone’s taste, especially purists, but it cannot be denied that it is very eye-catching. The transformation was carried out by Chrome Hearts and you can see it in the photos that accompany this article.

Chrome Hearts is a company that has specialised in products with a Gothic image, so they know what they are playing with. What draws the most attention is the black colour on the exterior. But that colour does not stay outside; it also reaches the inside. In the cabin the entire upholstery has been replaced with one of the same colour and a pattern well suited to the image.

The front has received a new lower grille that reinforces the image the customiser is aiming for. In addition, do not look for the Spirit of Ecstasy on the bonnet. It has been replaced by three Gothic crosses. As you can see, the level of personalisation is quite total.

The wheels have also been changed and display the Chrome Hearts logo and, of course, are shaped like those curious crosses. Other elements include a curious inscription on the rims, which emphasises the rebellious spirit of the musician. This model is going to go beyond mere use by its owner, because it will be on display at the Miami Museum of Contemporary Art until 15 May.

A curious car whose personalisation probably cost not much less than the car itself, but the owner surely had to shell out a good amount to give it shape. Would you dare to transform a Rolls Royce Cullinan in this way?