Some cars should never be tuned, and the Rolls-Royce Cullinan is one of them. This luxury SUV was made to be perfect right from the factory and was not changed by aftermarket companies. Still, that doesn’t stop some owners from customizing their Cullinans when they get the keys.
A Wild New Look for the Cullinan
This Cullinan got a bold new body kit. The front bumper was redesigned with a new lower section and apron with side blades. The tuner also added fender flares, new fender trim, side skirt attachments, a big diffuser in the back, a roof-mounted wing, and a tailgate spoiler.
All the new parts are made from carbon fiber, keeping the SUV lightweight but flashy. The Cullinan now has a black paint job with bright orange accents all over, even on the wheels.
Bold Wheels and a Big Name
The new wheels are large, with a multi-spoke, concave design that makes them pop even more. And if you're wondering who built this wild version, it’s Keyvany. Their name is even stamped on several parts of the SUV.
Keyvany, like DarwinPro Aero and Mansory, is known for bold and flashy designs. Their cars often make big statements—and not everyone loves them. This Cullinan isn’t the ugliest modified version out there, but it's not the prettiest. It sits somewhere in the middle, looking almost confused. Thanks to the reworked suspension, it even looks a bit like a station wagon from certain angles.
Inside the Pumpkin-Themed Interior
Keyvany didn't stop with just the outside. They also completely redid the luxury interior. Most surfaces are now covered in bright orange leather. You'll see the orange color on the seats, door panels, dashboard, center console, steering wheel, and more.
There's even more carbon fiber trim inside. The Keyvany logo, headrests, and other parts appear on the steering wheel, rounding out the bold new look.
Big Claims on Social Media
In the social media post introducing this build, Keyvany made strong claims, like "We are more than clean" and "Perfection is not a coincidence." They might want to say something about their love for flashy, over-the-top projects instead.
We've been covering their work since 2020, and let’s just say—some of their projects are truly unforgettable.
But hey, if you love this version of the Cullinan, no judgment! Everyone has different tastes. Still, we think the Cullinan looks its best when left just as Rolls-Royce designed it—elegant, classy, and untouched.
