The 2025 Rolls Royce Ghost Is Here With Caribbean Inspired Paint And A New Light Design

The 2025 RR Ghost Series II has a slightly up-to-date front and rear light setup. The front lights are a bit more rounded than before to match the new bumper styling. While the new rear taillights now carry distinct LED signature stripes.

There are over 44,000 paint hues in Rolls Royce's legendary palette. A new shade of blue called “Mustique Blue" also comes with the 2025 edition of Ghost. The paint has glass and mica flakes and supposedly is inspired by the Caribbean Islands of the same name.

You can also choose 9 different wheels in 22 inches to complement the look of your paint.

The interior now comes with an optional “Duality Twill” Fabric. It is made from bamboo and was designed by the team who visited Le Jardin des Méditerranées on the Côte d’Azur. Unlike regular car interiors designed by nerds wearing labcoats in a shady basement, LOL

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The “Duality Twill” contains 2.2 million stitches and takes 20 hours to complete. It is available in three shades Lilac, Chocolate, and Black. A “Placed Perforation“decoration is also available allowing buyers to customize the holes in their seats in something bespoke. A new Grey Stained Ash wood veneer is also available for 2025 Ghost.

Even the rich need Type C ports and RR has given its dating infotainment system a need haul for 2025, something everyone would agree it needed. The new audio system is now powered by a 1400-watt amplifier while all four seats get upgraded Wi-Fi hotspots and USB-C charging ports.

Mechanically everything remains the same for the 2025 RR Ghost Series II and its returning long-wheelbase variant. It is powered by a torque-rich V12 with 563 horsepower and 627lb-ft available from 1600 RPM onwards. The 8-speed automatic works in conjunction with GPS and camera to pre-select the best gear according to the road ahead, AKA Flagbearer system in posh speak. 

The camera also scans the roads and adjusts the unique Planar suspension with upper wishbone and active suspension for that famous “Magic Carpet Ride”. Prices and Availability are TBD, but expect the MSRP to be hair less than $400,000.

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