The Rolls Royce Ghost disguises itself as a White Swan

If you were asked which is the most luxurious car in the world, you would surely answer that, without a doubt, it is the Rolls Royce. That image of luxury and excess comes not only from the well-deserved fame of past times, but also from the effort the brand makes every day to keep offering the highest quality in its cars. And the image of luxury, comfort and elegance remains the main selling point of the brand. So it comes as no surprise that they have worked to ensure that the already exclusive Rolls Royce Ghost dresses as a White Swan for its exclusive customers in the Chinese market.

We already know that this is one of the most important markets in the world, where exclusive prices and models are considered to meet the demand of buyers in that Asian country. In this case, the designers in the brand’s vehicle personalization department looked to the “bird of love” to create a special version designed around love. For the Chinese, the white swan represents this special feeling.

The Rolls Royce Ghost Eternal Love is based on the White Swan to represent the feeling of love

Although the bodywork shows no design changes, the effect has been created through a white and silver color that recalls one of these birds. The logo of this special edition Rolls Royce “Eternal Love” is the drawing of two swans facing each other, whose necks form a heart. This symbol is also present on the headrests, which are upholstered in white leather and hand-embroidered.

The exterior look is enhanced by 20-inch alloy wheels, and the interior is accented with an evocative white color. On the door frame, the legend “Love is eternal” can be read in Chinese characters. If you are thinking of giving this car to your partner, you will have to think it over a little. It is only on sale in China and the price of this special edition has not been revealed. Even so, it may be a bit much, because the gift would have to include a chauffeur, since these cars are enjoyed more in the back seat, don’t you think?