Rolls-Royce is known for creating something special, and tomorrow, we will get to see their craftsmanship in full display as they tease the arrival of a “celestial phenomenon.”

In the teaser image, we see a silhouette of the new creation with the sun peeking out from behind it, and it appears to be a Ghost. While the details are not clear, it resembles the Ghost with its distinct features.

 

It is unclear whether this new creation will be part of a new line of cars or a bespoke, one-off design. Rolls-Royce is known for embracing car customization, offering buyers a wide range of choices in colors, materials, and finishes through its Bespoke Collective and commissioned builds. It is their specialty.

Earlier this year, Rolls-Royce revealed a one-off Ghost that celebrated the city of Manchester. This special edition car featured a bespoke motif of the Manchester Bee, a symbol associated with the city.

The company’s Bespoke Collective, comprised of skilled artisans, designers, and engineers, works closely with clients to create unique cars tailored to their individual specifications.

This is not the first time Rolls-Royce has found inspiration from celestial elements. In 2021, they introduced the Phantom Tempus Collection, which incorporated pulsar stars into its design. The car featured a unique dashboard made from a single billet of aluminum and a glove compartment plaque with an Albert Einstein quote.

Earlier this year, Rolls-Royce unveiled a pair of bespoke Ghosts alongside two Spectre EVs. The second-generation Ghost, introduced in 2020, boasts a powerful twin-turbocharged V12 engine.

Tune in tomorrow to learn all about Rolls-Royce’s “celestial phenomenon.” The unveiling is scheduled for Wednesday, October 11th, at 8 AM ET (1 PM BST).