Phantom Extended provides additional rear-cabin space compared with the standard-wheelbase Phantom, making it especially suitable for chauffeured travel.

Yes. Its exceptionally refined rear cabin suits chauffeured travel, although it can also be commissioned for an owner who intends to drive.

The eighth-generation Phantom uses a twin-turbocharged V12 petrol engine paired with an automatic transmission for smooth and effortless progress.

Yes. Rolls-Royce offers extensive Bespoke choices covering exterior finish, coachlines, upholstery, veneers, embroidery and other commissioned details.

The cabin is configured as a four-door luxury saloon, but the final seating arrangement can depend on the commissioned rear-cabin specification.

Starlight Headliner availability and its exact execution depend on the selected specification, so buyers should confirm it with an authorised Australian dealer.

Final pricing varies substantially with Bespoke options, taxes and on-road costs; an authorised Australian Rolls-Royce dealer can prepare a commission-specific quotation.

It best suits buyers who prioritise maximum rear-seat room, privacy and chauffeur-driven comfort.