Dawn Rolls-Royce Dawn

[KiwiRob]

Saw one in person recently....so majestic.

I saw one parked beside a Phantom DHC outside a London hotel this summer, the Phantom is just a lot more car.

 

[dalab]

The pictures say it all...
How can people prefer a Samsung screen to this ?, or am I getting old or something is wrong, I guess one day the analogue will come back strongly, as happened with watches

autocar.co.uk/car-news/features/rolls-royce-dawn-drive-chasing-northern-lights

 

[dalab]

Practically the same as the Bacalar but without so much circus and fuss and at a quarter of the price, I do not understand what will be the difference between this New Roadster version and the "Dawn Aero Cowling" (last three photos), that is available years ago as an option in Rolls Royce, surely they saw that Bentley did the same with the GT (a couple of days ago), called it BACALAR and increased $ 1,200,000 to the price, surely that is.

Rolls-Royce reveals Dawn roadster special edition
Limited edition two-seater is inspired by 1920s roadsters

"Dawn Aero Cowling" available as an option for years

"Flawless engineering, graceful design. Crafted from ultra-lightweight carbon fibre and aluminium, sculpted to funnel airflow for enhanced comfort. Revel in luxury that is unmistakably, inimitably, Rolls-Royce".

 

[Rolf]

The Black Badge advert is quite sexy and daring for a Rolls.

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[dalab]

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Paving the way for the end of the quarantine? It seems to me that convertibles played their part in the desire for freedom.

 

[bialkov]

 

[J.E]

Alleged Philly Boss "Skinny" Joe Merlino and his white RR Dawn.

@everythinggangster

 

[Tourbillon]

Rolls-Royce Dawn production has come to an end after seven years as the British manufacturer prepares for the launch of Spectre EV!

by Sayan Chakravarty

The Rolls-Royce Dawn is riding off into the sunset as the iconic British luxury carmaker announced the end of the convertible’s seven-year production run. Rolls-Royce stopped taking new orders for the Dawn and its coupe-sibling, the Wraith, back in March 2022. The modern-era Dawn was introduced at the 2015 Frankfurt Motor Show after the success of the flagship Rolls-Royce Phantom Drophead Coupe. The open-top model debuted with a twin-turbo 6.6-liter V12 that produced 563 horsepower and 575 pound-feet. Two years later, the manufacturer premiered a more potent Black Badge version that increased the V12’s output to 593 hp and 620 lb.-ft.

The Rolls-Royce Dawn was developed from the two-door Wraith coupe. While it retained the seating layout and the rear-hinged doors, the British marque claims that 80 percent of the panels were entirely unique to the convertible version. Rolls-Royce even considered giving the model a foldable hardtop; however, it eventually went with a fabric roof made using a mix of materials that even includes cashmere. The company even used a mannequin in a wig to perfect the airflow over the roof during development. Capable of folding in about 20 seconds while traveling at speeds up to 31mph, Rolls-Royce claims the Dawn to be the quietest convertible in the world.

While the Dawn proved to be the best-selling droptop in the brand’s history, Rolls-Royce has no immediate plans to come up with a replacement model. Instead, the company is currently concentrating on its first all-electric model, the Spectre. While the company has chosen not to reveal its future plan, we might get to see a convertible version of the Spectre. For now, the Ghost, Phantom, and Cullinan will remain in Rolls-Royce’s portfolio as the models to be powered by a combustion engine."

Rolls-Royce Dawn production has come to an end after seven years as the British manufacturer prepares for the launch of Spectre EV - Luxurylaunches

The Rolls-Royce Dawn is riding off into the sunset as the iconic British luxury carmaker announced the end of the convertible’s seven-year production run.

luxurylaunches.com

 

[hoffmeister_fan]

That two-tone blue and white with the teak cover is pure drama in the best sort of way. Without a doubt, my favorite modern Rolls-Royce.

 

[Merc1]

It still looks good, but dated. The body is so svelte compared to the Spectre and when the Dawn was introduced it looked perfect. All this body mass on these new BMW and Rolls designs to hide the batteries is killing the svelte aspect of their former designs.

M

 

[CrunchSlaughtered]

It still looks good, but dated. The body is so svelte compared to the Spectre and when the Dawn was introduced it looked perfect. All this body mass on these new BMW and Rolls designs to hide the batteries is killing the svelte aspect of their former designs.

M

Of all of the modern Rolls Royces, the Phantom coupe still looks the best IMO, although it's almost 20 years old.