A custom Rolls-Royce Phantom doesn't usually get much love from car fans. But this one is different. It comes from Mansory, a tuner known for wild car designs. This time, though, they've made something truly eye-catching.
Bold Looks in All Black with Orange Touches
The car is called The Duke of Darkness and fits the name. The black color gives it a sleek and serious look. If it had a brighter color, it might look too flashy. But the black body, with bright orange pinstripes, seems just right.
You can spot orange details on:
- The front of the car
- Side emblems
- Wheel center caps
- Rear logo
Mansory's Signature Body Kit Upgrades
Mansory gave this luxury sedan a full-body kit. The changes make it look sportier and more aggressive. Some of the new parts include:
- Side skirt attachments
- A bold rear diffuser
- Two spoilers – one on the rear window and one on the trunk
- A reshaped front bumper
- Extra daytime running lights
- A chin spoiler with sharp side blades
These changes give the car a fresh and strong stance.
Forged Carbon and Bigger Custom Wheels
Mansory used forged carbon fiber on many parts of the car's body, including the hood and lower apron, giving it a modern, edgy style.
The Rolls-Royce logos now appear in orange. The custom wheels are also worth noting. They look like the original wheels but are larger and more luxurious. They match the car's bold design and complete the new look.
A Fully Reupholstered Interior in Black and Orange
Inside, Mansory didn't hold back. They reupholstered the cabin with new black leather. The seats, center armrest, and more now have a diamond-stitched pattern. Orange piping adds contrast and connects the interior to the exterior theme.
You can also see Mansory's logo in many places, like:
- Dashboard
- Steering wheel
- Door panels
- Headrests
- Seatbelts
The rear seats look even more high-end. There are two individual seats with a central console in between. The car also has a starlight headliner and custom door panels that shine even more at night.
Same Strong V12 Engine Under the Hood
This Phantom still uses the powerful 6.75-liter V12 engine with two turbochargers. The stock version delivers:
- 563 horsepower
- 664 lb-ft (900 Nm) of torque
- 0–62 mph (0–100 km/h) in about 6 seconds
That's fast for a car that weighs around 5,600 pounds. Mansory didn't say if they changed the engine, so it's likely still the same as the standard model.
Final Thoughts: A Surprising Hit from Mansory
Mansory calls it "The Duke of Darkness." And we think that's a fitting name. Even though Mansory is known for some wild and flashy designs, this one feels more refined and stylish. It's bold but not over-the-top—a real standout.
