Rolls-Royce Opens Ghost Facelift Ordering Faucet In India, Here's The Cheapest Price

Rolls-Royce Ghost facelift. (Doc. BMW Group)

JAKARTA - Rolls-Royce officially opened an order for Ghost facelift in the Indian market after being introduced globally two months ago.

Launching from Autocar India, Tuesday, December 31, this ultra-luxury car will be present in the Standard, Extended, and Black Badge variants at a price of 89.5 million rupees (Rp. 16.9 billion), 101.9 rupees (Rp. 19.2 billion), and 105.2 rupees (Rp. 19.8 billion), respectively.

However, the price set does not include the additional optional offered by Rolls-Royce. The UK automaker also confirmed it would start sending the small sedan to India starting early next year.

Ghost facelift presents a newer exterior design, enhanced control, and the latest technology, making it one of the most advanced V12 engine cars Rolls-Royce has ever made.

From the exterior side, the front look of the Ghost facelift is even more different from the presence of a new LED light designed to reinforce its difference to the 'brother', Phantom.

The wider and lower Grill strengthens Ghost's identity as a model under Phantom, Cullinan, and Spectre. Meanwhile, the front-intake water section is revised to improve aerodynamics, coupled with a new rearlight inspired by Spectre.

Entering the cabin, Ghost facelift offers modern luxury with a large glass panel that houses three separate digital screens. The main screen operates a Rolls Spirit system connected to the Whisperer app and is supported by a 1.400 Watt-powered premium sound system.

In terms of performance, Ghost maintains a 6.75 liter V12 bi-turbo engine that produces 563 dk and 850 Nm torque, allowing acceleration from 0 to 100 km/hour in just 4.6 seconds, with a peak speed of up to 250 km/hour.