10 Awesome Features Of The Rolls-Royce Cullinan
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Named after the largest diamond ever discovered, the Rolls-Royce Cullinan is the first SUV and the first off-road vehicle Rolls-Royce has ever made. Starting at $325,000, it's an expensive way to get to the top of a mountain, but it's packed with fascinating engineering features. From the AWD system, to the "magic carpet ride," to the unique sound deadening, tires, transforming cargo area, frame finishing, coachline, the list goes on! Check out the video for the very first driving impressions of the Rolls-Royce Cullinan, launched in Jackson Hole, Wyoming.
Big thanks to Carfection for the drone shots! See first drive here:
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Finally... a different perspective we can appreciate. Everyone else yammers on about the looks, the prestige, the exclusivity, the price.... You brought us the how-to's, the why's and the mechanical appreciation of this Rolls Royce. Thank you.
Glad you enjoyed it, thanks for watching!
Totally agree with you, but like most engineers have to answer. Is it worth it in performance over function. Nope. Big Turd.
@@jaytrock3217 Depends what the customer's performance requirements are, do you not think?
@@EngineeringExplained Thank you for investing the time to prepare and ask thoughtful questions about many of the design and engineering choices made for the Cullinan. The BMW Group has been a great steward of the brand and makes great efforts to keep Rolls Royce distinct as much as reasonably possible.
Appreciate your efforts on TH-cam.
I need this to replace the truck... How much can it tow? I need something that can tow 5k lbs for the drift car!
Ha, 2.7 tonnes, so about 6,000 lbs!
ChrisFix ayyyyyyy what up chrisfix
Yes
Copy-paste from my other answer. Why tow your drift car when you could get a Phantom and turn that into a drift car? "Also I sure hope somebody has stripped all the plush luxury mass out of a Phantom, turned off all the goofy ESC/ABS and so on, and done endless burnouts, drifts and so on. If I could afford a Rolls, I'd definitely get a second Rolls and do that with it. Keep it looking externally the same, and have a sleeper Rolls Royce that can spin it's wheels...."
I'm a little disappointed that your comments don't start with, "Hey guys."
Probably the best RR Cullinan video on the internet.
That HVAC system drying the umbrella is really neat.
Off roading a $400k RR Cullinan would be like taking my house and everything I own off roading ... Hope I don't roll it 😅
To a billionaire, it's like playing with a toy you bought with the spare change you found in your couch.
$400k? cant even buy a top tier brand car in Singapore probably 2.2m++
@@Zohar-Modifier Wow.
@@Zohar-Modifier What did I said that offended you Zohar? I was just overwhelmed with the cost of cars in Singapore.
@@goochigoochs3836 im not being offensive :) im just saying ... common people vomit blood or bleed in my country of Alcholic drinks Tobacco Car House
Fantastic video but just a little bit disappointed though because your whiteboard would have easily fitted into this beast.
Haha, indeed it would have!
@@EngineeringExplained you have Facebook?
This man just let all of the rain onto the seats of this Rolls Royce.
Gotta test if it's really for the outdoors!
I wouldn't do that to a $4000 used car let alone a $400,000 new car! I guess if it is too dirty or wet you just get another new one!
Such blasphemy.
I’ve always questioned why the umbrellas are only accessible with the door open. I wanted an umbrella for each of the four doors in my 2012 Dakota. I like to accommodate my friends as if they were RR passengers despite the fact that I don’t have the quarter billion or so that one should have before thinking about purchasing a Rolls. The Dakota has two bottle holders in the front doors and two extra cup holders rear doors. Since the interior has two cup holders in the center console up front and two cup holders in the rear seat center armrest sacraficing the in door holders for umbrellas seemed reasonable. I bought two different sizes of Totes collapsible umbrellas to fit each of the holders snuggly so they wouldn’t rattle and they stay out.
With collapsible umbrellas in the doors you can pull the umbrella out, hold it near the top of the door, open the door and press the release button to open the umbrella immediately. The umbrella opens and clears the roof without scratching and keeps the rain from getting the interior wet.
First SUV in history where you pay more to have the off-road button removed.
That thing is totally unreal! ONE GUY!? BY HAND?! Insane.
There's a clip of him doing it on the Rolls Royce episode of Megafactories... He just waxes it up and goes..
Found it, thanks!
Pretty high level of stress...
Lycky for him he doesn't work at Toyota.
Out of all the youtuber reviews of this car this was by far the most interesting I've seen
I appreciate the kind words!
Nice one Jason, I’m really pleased the engineers at Rolls Royce are inspired by your channel and you have been invited to review such an amazing vehicle. Please keep making great original videos.
Thank you!!
@@EngineeringExplained And cool they brought the chief engineer to explain things from that perspective. Only just found your channel. Loving it so far.
1:47 that's some cool dance moves. Kudos for being the only one to look under a rolls
Howard the alien
Vogue-ing🤔🤔
Someone do a music video remix of him doing that dance moves.
Finally after this video I think of the Cullinan in my head as an actual SUV. Sweet B-Roll and great explanations as always Jason!
Glad you enjoyed the video, thanks for watching!
man i'd feel bad stepping on these thicc floor mats with dirty shoes
Was thinking the same thing.
Should have a $20.000 automatic shoe scrubber option
I might take of my shoes XD
Agreed haha! I think they need a little stepping tray that folds out and holds your shoes, in an exterior compartment, so you never wear them "inside." And that compartment would be climate controlled, of course!
Galatzó good thinking :)
When you pointed out that side frame my jaw dropped. I do not envy the supplier who has to manufacture those to damn near micrometer precision
Haha yep, it was a fascinating discussion learning about the supplier interaction.
From my time dealing with laser cut polished stainless steel and aluminium I can only imagine that the scrap bins at that supplier are full of these parts that just didn't make the cut due to a slight warp or a tiny scratch.
IT is the little things you dont think of, but you notice a change when something happens to them.
I bet they were happy to have a challenge and get a good pay out of it.
Double pane soundproof glass? Why no Ace Ventura yell test?
Hahaha, what a missed opportunity!
Classic scene. Classic!
Ive never really paid a huge attention to Rolls Royce cars but this.. this thing is a beast!
Drifter D lol i didn't expect you to be here
Someone needs to turn one of these into a monster truck.
I heard that the Jedi, who drive part-time, keep a lightsaber instead of an umbrella. 16:06
I wanted to fill it with "Bezeeorrr, zzhheeoorrm" noises, but I figured that'd be too much haha.
@@EngineeringExplained we would have loved that tho
In Kuwait an AK-47.
tires filled with foam and an auto-drying umbrella holder. what bothers me is how annoyingly practical those things are...
yeah! I know!! Ugh!
..and the umbrella better match, dammit! Oh, of course it does..
And easy to get in and out, and just one off-road button, no confusing array of modes. Think I can now justify this to the Mrs.
Hey EE - Another AWESOME video - TY TY TY!!!
For anyone NOT having seen this GORGEOUS Beast up close & personal I must say that I was very pleased exploring various specked SUV's available at the LUXURIOUS launch in Vancouver, Canada in May 2018.
The LUXURY, OPULENCE, COMFORT and the ease in which it accelerates and knows exactly which gear is best as aided by the Sat Nav is all just so relaxing. All of your worries go away as you bath in the seat, the ride, the quietness of the experience.
Really a BEAUTIFUL vehicle - a BIG one- But just simply the BEST for luxury, refinement and opulence.
Cheers from Vancouver, Canada!!
It’s so nice and interesting to have a review from an engineering perspective. I’m not very fond of it’s design but I love all those exquisite details. Tx Jason!
This. It is a bit funny shaped, but the price slowly begins to make sense the more details you discover; especially if it's bespoke.
Great video. Amazing that they put so much effort into off-reading. Something only 1% or less of their buyers will use.
Adding 100 kg of weight to the car only for noise reduction... is this dedication or is it simply nuts?
That's $400K of pure cash flow
I'm dedicated to never hear the plebeians cry. It's worth the weight.
Thump thump thump.
Did I just run someone over or was that something important?
Very cool Jason and as usual heaps of fun to watch. I am proud to say that my Czech Rolls-Royce (Skoda Superb) has one or two of those Cullinan features including two umbrellas and variable height trunk floor. If I had spent the extra $350,000 I might have expected one or two more... All the best, Rob (in Switzerland)
The sound deadening and acoustic isolation is there so we are not disturbed by noises made inside the Cullinan.
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1. Really disappointed you didn't try drinking a cup of tea in it while offroading to test the ride.
2. "That way you don't have to worry about an umbrella going somewhere it shouldn't during an accident." :|
"Good afternoon, Rolls Royce customer service, Rupert here. How can I help you?"
"Yes, I have a slight complaint about my Cullinan."
"I'm very sorry to hear that, sir. What seems to be the trouble?"
"I was in an accident and the umbrella shot up my ass."
A Rolls customer would more likely say derriere.
@@edman79 If you are English you would commonly say Bum !
The black one looks like a hearse
That soft spring rate part is exactly what I needed to know to optimize my vehicles ride quality. Very much appreciated.
love cars that are built with artistic/technical mastery, it's not a car that I would buy if I could buy it. but I respect its philosophies and the execution of it. great review :)
I appreciate how this engineer explains things. At college a lot of my friends were engineers and very few could articulate concepts that they were intimately familiar with to non mechanically inclined people.
You’re right about the door sills. I have a Subaru WRX and I tend to hit my shoe on the sill, and the sill tends to get dirty/have marks because of my shoe hitting it a lot. It’s also worth noting that I’m 6’4 so I probably should’ve bought a bigger vehicle anyway.
Kevin Norris same on mine dude. Take it offroad and the sill gets dirty and when you get out the dirt gets all over the back of your pants lol
On my 2016 Forester, the door extends down and covers the sill.
Fantastic video!
Thanks!
Love the detail in this video!
Amazing!! Learnt new stufff
It was nice to learn more technical details about the Cullinan, thank you.
Before Jason's video not interested in Rolls Royce suvvvv.. after.. I love the amount of thought gone into it.. easily the best video👍
Glad you enjoyed the video!
One humble request, can make a video comparing these super SUV s how they stand against each other
I saw some rave dancing movements in this video. But, "You don't want an umbrella going some places in a crash" was the best part.
Good technical review.
One of the best Cullinan reviews so far, especially cause you go into quite interesting technical details none of your collegues really mentioned before.
It would have been cool to hear a bit more about things like the HiFi Soundsystem as well as the functionality of all driver controls, display etc.
My first impression of the Cullinan aesthetics was a bit irritated, but the more I Look at it, the better it gets. It is so consequent from the design standpoint, which ensures the Cullinan will still look good ten years from now. Ist bold and timeless. Not a beauty, but unique and a lot of presence.
By the way, the way you talk with your hands and your general appearance is very attractive🤓
Glad you enjoyed the video, thanks for watching!
Agreed, it's growing on me too, and I did not expect that to happen. Quite a few cars are like that slammed at first but end up coming back into fashion e.g. the Ferrari Testarossa, and most Morgans.
Awesome Review! Super informative, hope to order one some day. Shout Out from Canada
Most interesting Cullinan review so far! :)
Thanks!
Excellent!
I'll buy one; I love the idea of a green umbrella hidden in the door of the BRG paint job. Brilliant, and altogether a wonderful motor car.
ooo it has the honda prelude steering system from the 90's
"Oooh it has an engine just like every other car."
Oooh you mean Honda did it perfect from the 1st try? :D
The '89 Mazda MX-6 has 4 wheel steering too.
I'll have you know my car has no engine. I also don't have a car though.
I've got mine on order and it's even the same color combo!
Dude, you're the only one who made appreciate an SUV!
You asked very intelligent/ interesting questions. Great video !
I'm glad I found this channel. Subscribed
man, that frosted Spirit of Ecstasy is a pure art.
Thanks for this video. The only in dept one on the internet
MOST INFORMATIVE REVIEW I'VE SEEN, TO DATE!
I like your perspective on this. You're mentionning exactly the kind of details that I like. Good stuff ! And good job keeping serious when talking about the umbrella features... even if you couldn't help waving it like a light saber. I saw you there ^^
Come a long way from drawing on a whiteboard in a dorm
You're the best Rolls Royce Cullinan advertiser that they never had. If I have the money, I would have ordered it the moment your video ends. Amazing review!
Best Cullinan review. Great job.
Thanks!
Nice review bro. God bless you
Love it!
I'd hate loosing the umbrella if my RR got totalled, so I appreciate the tech keeping it in place. Thanks for another cool video. Greetings from Toronto, Canada.
You are an excellent reviewer!!
Great video as always. I think I’ll have one of my bodyguards fly to RR to have one modified with some additional custom features. I always enjoy your reviews. Keep up the good work.
Glad you enjoyed it, thanks for watching!
I was going to buy one till I saw it had shorter umbrellas.
I feel I know the car now,I will look out for other stuff by you,this is the first thing I have seen and very nice to know some of the finer details and the hows and whys.cheers.
Insane how mich thought goes into these kind of cars
This video should have WAY more views!
This is the first time I've caught a video on your channel - and you got another subscriber.
Cheers !
That was excellent
Great and thorough video. You should press Rolls Royce for a Phantom review with 1.9m subscribers. I never expected you to be invited but now realize you have a sizable following. Great job.
Caroline Krismer, you're a genius. You did a wonderful job in the Cullinan. All the best
Awesome 💜, love the camo versions - must say the SUV version gives you a bit of a higher road clearance
TY for the video, in 100-200 years I will buy one
Brillient, I really liked the way you outlines the un mentionable features in a rolls royce, please have more vids like these for other cars,
Good stuff!!! I watched the guy who paints that line once in a documentary. Wonder who will replace him once he’s gone.
As much as i appreciate the engineering feats and your delightfull insight into it, i think this car is an egoistic monstruosity in 2018.
They make some outstanding cars
Cool, now I know what to buy for a Winter beater.
Very good video dear. "Wildly quiet!" LOOL
Looks good, I should go buy myself one of those.
Great informative video. Even Shmee didn't mentioned those features and you can't blame him for not being thorough when it comes to breaking down the specs of the vehicle. BTW was he at the same location at the time?
Yep, he was there for the same wave I was on!
Whoever came up with a SUV Rolls-Royce has sick mand!!!!!!!
An off-road comparison between this and the Range Rover would be pretty cool.
Best cullinan review
Effin awesome.
Great video Jason! You always show the most interesting details that us in engineering/design fields will find quirky. Who is the engineer you talked to? It would be interesting to know her name in case she has some interviews around
I bet driving that RR on a quiet road in a light snow storm is just so "cozy".
I really enjoyed this review. Thank you. BTW do you have any Grey Poupon?
No sir, but I got mad French's up in here.
When I saw engineering explained... I thought boring. But I have to say that you are entertaining and informative.
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Thin door sills & the flat level helps in ingress and egress for oldies
Never have door sills been so interesting.
person 1 : so what do you do
Person 2 : I paint lines on cars
Makes 70k a year
I watched a documentary about the Bentley factory, and they've got a guy doing the same thing. Day after day he is painting a stripe down the side of car after car, and it's done freehand using a tiny brush. Without any other tools he paints that line so perfectly sharp and straight it's unnatural. A human shouldn't be able to do something like that, not without some kind of straightedge, masking tape, sight line, or a frickin laser. But he doesn't need any of that. A good brush and a steady hand is all he uses.
Don't know if pulls 70k a year, but I bet he's well paid.
Blahorga Slisk that job is highly specialized, Jason said in the video he’s been doing the last 10-15 years, and they couldn’t just replace him quickly most likely. I bet he does pull that or more. He could also be the painter for the vehicles as well. They are low volume enough that I could see that as a possibility
That guy at Bentley didn't do anything but paint those stripes. Sanding and QA was done by a special team. The painting was done by robots that put down the paint more consistently than any human, but still they had that guy doing the stripes. After that the robots clear coated the car.
I'm pretty sure they could have a robot do those stripes, but that's not what the customers want. They want something showing that a human has touched it. That stripe is so close to perfect it's silly, and yet as a human he can't do every stripe absolutely perfectly. Those who buy these cars will look for every little sign of imperfection. If they see a slight imperfection in this stripe they will see it as a sign that a craftsman has actually painted it. It just shows how exclusive their car is.
The upholstery, the dash, and the stitching on the steering wheel are some other places where they can find ever so slight imperfections that show it was done by hand.
I have a pinstriper who stripes my cars and monograms me front doors under the door locks when I get new cars. Same thing. He does it freehand and his precision is uncanny. He’s always done in only a few minutes and we go onto the patio and have a beer while it dries.
My favorite part was when you discussed and demonstrated how the rear cargo gate seats work.
I am watching this video with so much interest as if I am going to buy one.
I love the RR videos!
Absolutely love the new Rolls. Reminds me of a well executed modern version of the classic Silver Clouds of the 60’s. The best looking new RR to date. Great job going over the details! HVAC for the Umbrella, why not?!
The grill feels a little awkward, but I love the profile and the proportions of this vehicle. If RR was an option for me I'd probably be considering this one strongly. Good video.
Isn't 110mm of wheel travel really not that much? Especially for an SUV..
We dont talk about umbrellas when there is no rain.
That is one incredibly high-tech hearse! Ideal car for a funeral out in the middle of nowhere on a rainy day.