Rolls-Royce Dawn

Exterior

As far as the exterior design goes, the Dawn builds upon the strengths of the luxury coupe, the Wraith, which is already on sale in the Indian market. Between the two cars, the Dawn gets a revamped front grille, which is recessed by 45mm and a slightly tweaked front bumper. The overall styling of the Rolls-Royce Dawn new model, however, is still quite similar to the Wraith.

Variants

The Rolls-Royce Dawn variants are as follows: Convertible. Some of the features inside include a touchscreen infotainment system, analogue dials for the instrument cluster, a multi-function steering wheel, a bespoke premium audio system with sixteen individually-tuned speakers, and four-zone climate control.

Interior

Since it dons a Rolls-Royce badge, the interior of the Dawn is built to the smallest attention-to-detail. There’s an abundance of wood on the dashboard, followed by soft-touch materials, which are handcrafted, again emphasizing most on the minute details. There’s a retro vibe to the whole interior since there are a lot of analogue dials, which really makes the interior somewhat special in this digital touchscreen-everything era.

Every user has the option to customize Dawn’s interior to their heart’s content, where you can even add additional equipment to the mix – which will impact the Rolls-Royce Dawn on-road price – and customize the materials too.

Engine Specifications & Performance

At the heart of the Rolls-Royce Dawn is a massive 6.6-litre V12 gasoline engine, which is good for 563bhp and 820Nm of torque. It comes mated to an 8-speed automatic gearbox as standard. This is the same engine that also propels under the hood of the Wraith, so expect the performance figures of the Dawn to be on par with its near-identical sibling.