See Rolls-Royce Cullinan Series II Brabus 700 priced at millions of dollars

This Brabus 700 Cullinan Series II is a rare widebody Rolls-Royce Cullinan that costs over $1 million, with a full carbon fiber finish.

Rolls-Royce Cullinan Series II is the world's leading super luxury SUV, and of course when it appears anywhere with its owner, it will immediately receive attention. Obviously, to ordinary people, this car is too perfect, but for Brabus, they are not allowed to think that way, because creating a difference is the fishing rod that feeds hundreds of their employees around the world.

And so the Brabus 700 Cullinan Series II was born, it not only simply attracts attention when appearing on the road but easily enters a sudden race with other SUVs on the highway, or even with supercars.

Powered by its stock twin-turbo V12 engine, the Cullinan Series II was designed to cruise along rather than unleash a smoky explosion. But Brabus saw an opportunity – to take that tranquil foundation and inject it with its signature blend of extreme performance, carbon artistry, and confident presence.

The foundation of this transformation is the Widestar widebody concept, a collection of body upgrades crafted entirely from polished exposed carbon fiber. Finished in a distinctive Cascade Grey paint and paired with contrasting carbon accents, the car’s appearance is a true high-end car – a machine that exudes both class and speed.

At the front, the redesigned Brabus grille with powerful details below the headlights and an integrated spoiler create a sporty , lower look. The centrally placed exposed carbon bonnet adds to the racing car's aggressive look, while the distinctive LED light strip provides instant recognition. Along the sides, carbon door panels connect the extended front fenders to the protruding rear wheel arches, seamlessly integrating the SUV silhouette.

Inside, the Masterpiece interior is a meticulously hand-stitched masterpiece that celebrates the finest craftsmanship. Every surface is upholstered in “Verdant Shadow” leather, accented with green piping and contrasting stitching.

“Shell” stitching extends across the seats, doors, trunk and even the floor. Perforated seating surfaces allow for the integration of the air conditioning system, while raised Double-B logos and glass surrounds add a subtle branding overlay.

The glossy Brabus Signature Carbon finish covers the steering wheel, door panels, and center console, injecting a touch of contemporary performance into the already luxurious space. Aluminum pedals and footrests, illuminated carbon door sills, and even the Verdant Shadow leather key fob...

Details that remind you that in the Brabus world, every detail counts. For the ultimate in sophistication, customers can choose the Brabus Weekender handbag crafted from the same leather and stitching.

Power comes from a re-tuned 6.75-liter twin-turbo V12 engine that produces 700 horsepower and 950 Nm of torque. Brabus has fitted a stainless steel high -performance exhaust system with active butterfly valves, allowing the driver to switch between a discreet "Coming Home" mode and the lively sound of the 12-cylinder engine at will.

This powerful combination helps the SUV accelerate from 0-100 km/h in 5.0 seconds – an incredible figure for a vehicle of this size – before hitting an electronically limited top speed of 250 km/h.

The Brabus 700 Cullinan Series II rides on Monoblock M “Platinum Edition” forged wheels, each measuring 24 inches in diameter. Finished in “Cascade Gray” with black discs, the wheels are shod in 295/30 front and 355/25 rear tires.

The Brabus SportXtra suspension module lowers the ride height by 25 mm, improving stability at high speeds while maintaining the Cullinan's legendary comfort. The car is priced at 914,787.03 euros, equivalent to about 1,067,000 USD at the current exchange rate, three times more than the standard Cullinan.

Video: Introducing the Rolls-Royce Cullinan Series II modified by Brabus 700.

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