It takes time and resources to respond to these kinds of inquiries. One vehicle, a Phantom Syntopia Rolls-Royce sedan, has flowing patterns on the outside painted in iridescent paint created with varying concentrations of glass particles.

Inside the automobile, lacquered tray tables were given the same treatment. Aside from that, thousands of tiny fiberoptic wires glistened in the interior, creating a curved fabric design. For a Rolls-Royce, the vehicle even included a unique inside fragrance.

Although Rolls-Royce will not confirm a specific price, sources indicate that the Phantom Syntopia likely would have cost more than $3 million. According to Rolls-Royce, the construction process took 18 months, following a four-year design and development period.

The Phantom Syntopia’s starry headliner features a unique weaving water motif.
Rolls-Royce

“This is an obvious instance where you need to devote a significant amount of time to craftsmanship and where you require the extra space to store additional materials,” Fritsches said.

While the Phantom Syntopia was an extreme example, requests for choices like intricate mother-of-pearl inlays and wood have been made for other projects.

More room is required for assembly and for other specialist workshops due to the increased quantity of highly personalized automobiles, which means that clients won’t have to wait years to receive their final cars, according to Fritsches.

Even a select few fully customized Rolls-Royce models, such as the Phantom or Cullinan, with distinctive features or hues, are not merely regular models. Some vehicles, such as the Rolls-Royce Boat Tail, are completely unique and can fetch tens of millions of dollars.

The Phantom Syntopia has a special Weaving Water design in its Starlight Headliner.

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