In its over 100-year history, Rolls-Royce has come to represent the pinnacle of vehicle luxury. In 2003, the company became a wholly-owned subsidiary of the BMW Group, which produces its vehicles.

When a car brand turns 100, it’s a big deal. Crossing the century mark is huge for any company, in any market. But Rolls-Royce has been around for so long that it now has a product turning 100 years ...

Rolls Royce's debut electric vehicle has up to 659hp for short bursts Chassis, steering and suspension have been revised for greater control 'Vapour Violet' color inspired by neon lights of 1980s club ...

Car enthusiasts will know Rolls-Royce as a maker of ultra-luxury cars, and aviation enthusiasts will know Rolls-Royce as a maker of engines for some of the world's most famous aircraft. Originally, ...

A Rolls-Royce Phantom is been photographed in a pool in Plymouth to celebrate 100 years of its rock and rolls history. It's a reference to the ... luxury quite like the Rolls-Royce Phantom, the ...

The most expensive production car available on the market half a century ago, the Camargue is now a rare and ultra-luxurious classic that can turn the dream of owning a Rolls-Royce into reality for ...

Efforts to reduce the use of fossil fuels have been ongoing for a long time, primarily due to the limited nature of fossil energy and its presence in specific locations worldwide. One of the best ...

Rolls-Royce’s Bespoke division is exclusivity personified, and the highest rung in that ladder is Coachbuild—which goes far beyond selecting unique colors or interior finishes and gives customers the ...

Rolls-Royce's turnaround plan, led by new CEO Tufan Erginbilgic, focuses on cost reductions, operational efficiency, and increasing margins, showing early signs of success. The company's civil ...