Space – in luxury, no less – is the primary pitch of the Bentley Mulsanne Grand Limousine by Mulliner, which has made its debut in Geneva. The car is one metre longer and 79 mm taller than the company’s new facelifted Mulsanne, and as such the chassis and suspension have been re-engineered in accordance with the enhanced dimensions.
The Mulsanne Grand Limo features a unique, bespoke interior, with a private-aviation-style four seat layout – two of which are rear-facing – in the passenger cabin. There’s a new air-conditioning system, developed exclusively by Mulliner, as well as the use of electrochromic glass for the rear windows and the front/rear division panel, the novelty offering total privacy at the touch of a button.
As you’d expect, the cabin is decked out with luxury appointments – aside from the extensive use of wood and leather, there are veneered fold-out tables, a bottle cooler with frosted glass and crystal flutes, even a soft drink cabinet with bespoke tumblers.
The Mulsanne Grand Limo also has an intercom system to communicate with the driver, and other features include iPad charging and docking stations. Exterior-wise, the Mulsanne Grand Limousine is finished in a two-tone Silver Frost and Moroccan Blue shade, and rides on 21-inch wheels, colour-matched to the exterior finish.
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let’s see which sultan will get this one first…
Wow, ultraluxurious vehicles also can look so gorgeous in blue colour which is a rare colour in high end saloons. From picture alone, of course.