This Rolls Royce Dawn by Venuum will only be available to 25 lucky buyers, and perhaps that is too many

Vehicle tuners work to make super-luxury cars even more exclusive and appealing to their drivers. That is why variants are presented that turn these supercars into something even more interesting. We have already seen some Rolls Royce transformed, although honestly they don’t really need much of it.

The company Venuum has worked to turn a Rolls Royce Dawn into something more. What is curious about this model is that it has dispensed with high-quality materials and focused on applying plastic across the entire bodywork. The changes begin at the front, with a perforated white plastic grille. This can be seen in place of the elegant chrome grille. This new grille features a geometric triangle pattern.

On the bumper sit rounded auxiliary lights, since the main headlights are partly covered by the body kit. Another element that has been transformed is the Spirit of Ecstasy, which has been redesigned in white plastic and fitted with the Rolls Royce logo in orange.

On the sides, panels of the same material and colour have also been modified and included. In addition, these panels make the car wider. Venuum has also collaborated with Creative Bespoke, which has supplied the brushed-finish wheels. The rear has also caused some controversy, as the traditional design has been removed.

Very thin rear lights have been fitted, a continuous LED light bar, and the lower bumper has been redesigned with an aggressive diffuser with two exhaust outlets. The bodywork has been covered in matt white, although we do not know whether it is paint or a vinyl wrap.

Inside the cabin we find a combination of white and orange leather, which creates an interesting contrast. We do not know whether this colour combination was offered by Venuum or comes from the factory. Either way, it is very striking.