The first introduces a damping unit on the upper suspension arm. This suspension component is already dealing with forces managed by the vehicle’s suspension itself, so consider it a moving part that doesn’t cop raw effort. This is not a Rolls-Royce-unique feature, as any car with A-arm suspension functions this way.
What Rolls-Royce has done, however, is provide this additional suspension component with damping. Its aim is to further dissipate the force going through the vehicle’s suspension as a kind of helper.
The engineering boss at Rolls-Royce requested that we load up a car mid-corner, and bury the throttle, to see this technology’s result. By result, he meant lack thereof. Upon trialling this, you’re greeted with stability as it propels forward.
Fast Charging | |
Displacement (cc) | 6750 |
Max Power | 563bhp@5250rpm |
Max Torque | 820Nm@1500rpm |
No. of cylinder | 12 |
Valves Per Cylinder | 4 |
Fuel Supply System | Direct injection |
Turbo Charger | |
TransmissionType | Automatic |
Mild Hybrid |
Fuel Type | Petrol |
Emission Norm Compliance | BS VI |
Top Speed (Kmph) | 250 |
Acceleration | 4.9sec |
0-100kmph | 4.9sec |
Power Steering | |
Power Windows Front | |
Air Conditioner | |
Driver Airbag | |
Automatic Climate Control | |
Fog Lights – Front | |
Alloy Wheels | |
Multi-function Steering Wheel | |
Engine Start Stop Button |
September 12, 2019