Rolls-Royce Cullinan Series II review (with Black Badge): Decoding the world's most luxurious SUV

Luxury redefined! Join Ju-Len for a review of the Rolls-Royce Cullinan Series II and the enigmatic Black Badge Cullinan Series II. Join him for a deep dive into the intricate details that make these arguably the world's most exquisite SUVs. But with a price tag of more than S$2 million in Singapore, is it worth the investment?

00:46 A brief history of the Rolls-Royce Cullinan
02:16 The new Pantheon Grille
03:42 The Black Badge Cullinan
05:00 The Series II interior
06:23 The story of Duality Twill upholstery
09:32 Driving the Black Badge Cullinan Series II
12:45 Conclusion

This video is your comprehensive guide to the Series II update. Ju-Len dissects what's new, from subtle design tweaks to the enticing new options, and breaks down what's been carried over from the previous generation (and why). He'll also analyse Rolls-Royce's design decisions behind the Series II, giving you a deeper understanding of the craftsmanship and engineering that goes into this automotive masterpiece.

Ready to explore the pinnacle of ultra-luxury SUVs? Step aboard, sir, and hit play!

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[gomez]

I watch many car reviews. Yours is unique and informative. Keep it up.

[keisuke]

I hated the front face design when I saw it for the first time. But now it’s slowly growing on me. I started to like it now and can appreciate the design 🤌❤️

[TheGreatness-ggjx]

The changes are subtle but profound. They've added just enough curves to make the shape more color flexible. The interior is significantly improved as well, as if that were possible. This is a design update masterclass from the folks at RR. Bravo.

[jaceelliott]

Very fun review, but a very good review. Have you checked out the starlight. My cousin in America has one. Loads of leds above the back seats, which really look like stars!!!.

[ydoweneedapass]

Great reviewing style, may you make many many more review videos 🫡

[Riga.Mortus]

Why doesn't Rolls-Royce install partition sliders inside the front seats at shoulder height that gives strong joints. When brought together these in turn have a flap that rolls down onto the arm rest dividing front and back seats giving a sense of grandeur privacy. What's your thoughts?

[WayApp]

Exploring unmatched luxury with the Rolls-Royce

[zajaminfo]

Very nice video. I like it a lot. Thumbs up!👍

[somedudeonyoutubefrfr]

One question I do still have: How easy can you open the doors, if you sit at the back? In the Series I the doors were quite heavy and not that easy to open yourself. Is this fixed in Series II?

[Godwin-VIDEO_EDITOR]

Yhr fact you respond to every coment is making you my favourite car channel. Lol i waych everything

[MrKarmapolice]

They look so much better now the new wheels make it, on both versions i actually like the factory wheels

[fiorano]

@MrChiaSG Your videos are the best! Excellent job!🤟

[wandilentshangase]

That diamond was found in South Africa

[TrevorPhilips]

very Cyberpunk 2077

looks like a Chevillon Emperor 620 Ragnar

[daniellabadia]

Really a very entertaining and different review, keep going, everyone will appreciate it

[Rubonios]

Great review and hilarious personality! May God bless your channel to blow up.

[sananselmospacescienceodys]

They're both beautiful vehicles, no question about that. But when I drive around town or down the highway I want to do so unnoticed. Here in the Silicon Valley Rolls Royces are few and far between. They draw too much attention. I'm not a movie star or a fashion model. I don't really like having strangers looking at me.

[collegefees]

nice review brother. Hoping you'll make a change in this car reviewing category.

[chillout]

This was a really great review. Full of small details that others wouldn't have even mentioned. Nice. As for me, well, even if I had a billion to splash on cars, I wouldn't drive a Cullinan. I really don't like the shape and size of this car. Give me an Aston Martin DBX or a Range Rover any time. But then, it seems like all billionaires seem to have the same mindset. They all drive Cullinans. Perhaps if I became a billionaire, I would start thinking that way too and end up driving a Cullinan after all. Who knows.

[RedSquirreLx]

those look like Pontiac fiero wheels from the 80s