Rolls-Royce crossover officially confirmed
Rolls-Royce crossover officially confirmed
Further details are yet to be announced
Rolls-Royce has officially confirmed that the company is developing its first crossover model.
This news was announced in an open letter signed by Rolls-Royce Chairman Peter Schwarzenbauer and CEO Torsten Mueller-Oetvoes. However, the executives avoided using monikers such as "SUV" and "crossover" in describing the new model.
According to them, the model will feature the "luxury of a Rolls-Royce" in a vehicle "that can cross any terrain." It will also be a "high-bodied car" with an "all-new aluminum architecture."
Rolls-Royce has yet to announce when the model will be launched as the company intends to "perfecting this new concept in luxury."
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