Black Badge Ghost adds a darker design treatment and a more assertive driving character than the regular Ghost.

The second-generation Ghost platform uses all-wheel drive, helping deliver secure and effortless performance in varied conditions.

It uses a twin-turbocharged V12 petrol engine with an automatic transmission; output and calibration vary between regular and Black Badge versions.

Yes. Ghost provides a highly refined rear cabin, while Ghost Extended is the preferred choice when maximum rear legroom is the priority.

Yes. Australian clients can commission exterior colours, coachlines, leather, veneers and many other details through the Rolls-Royce Bespoke programme.

Ghost is generally the more discreet and driver-oriented saloon, while Phantom remains the larger flagship focused on ultimate presence and ceremony.

Pricing depends on the model, Bespoke specification, taxes and on-road costs, so buyers should obtain a tailored quotation from an authorised dealer.

It suits buyers who want Ghost luxury with darker styling and a more dynamic personality.