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Brenda Pek, General Manager for South & East Asia Pacific of Rolls Royce with the Ghost. The company is ready to drive its most technologically advanced car 'Ghost' into India and hoped that at least 45 people with crores in disposable income would be charmed by the vehicle's simplistic design. |
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Ghost is smaller and more dynamic than previous Rolls Royce models. The car is the first in a new Rolls-Royce model series, separate from the Phantom family which comprises Phantom, Phantom Extended Wheelbase (four door saloons), Phantom Drophead Coupृ (convertible) and Phantom Coupृ (fixed roof).
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The interior of Ghost features a number of Rolls-Royce design cues such as violin key switches and eyeball air vents, deep-pile carpets and lambswool floor mats. It sports a price tag of Rs 2.5 crore. |
The dashboard
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A host of optional aids are available with the Ghost that include rear, front side and top view cameras, Night Vision camera, Head-up Display, Lane Departure Warning, High Beam Assistance, Adaptive, directional headlights and Active Cruise Control with Stop & Go Active Brake Intervention. Optional Comfort Entry allows easy access to the car, unlocking doors when the key fob is within 1.5 metres. Rolls Royce has already received 25 bookings for the Ghost.
Side view of the Ghost
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The interior space is filled with natural light, enhanced by an optional Panorama Sunroof, which extends from the front into the rear compartment. Rolls Royce expects to sell 14-16 units of the Ghost this year and increase it to 75 units next year. |
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Ghost's handling and safety systems include Anti-Roll Stabilisation, Dynamic Brake Control and Dynamic Stability Control, Dynamic Traction Control and Cornering Brake Control. The UK-based company's global manufacturing facility is at Goodwood in Britain, where cars are hand-built by engineers.
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