Rolls-Royce Reveals Neon Nights Editions For Black Badge Models

The dramatic color palette for the Dawn, Wraith, and Cullinan was inspired by exotic plants and animals.

Over the last couple of years, special editions of Rolls-Royce models have showcased a less conservative side of the British marque. Black Badge editions of models like the Cullinan SUV and the Wraith coupe are perfect examples of this. These models have been defined by their darker paint colors and the replacement of traditional chrome with darker finishes, but Rolls-Royce has now introduced 'Neon Nights' versions of the Black Badge family.

Painted in dramatic neon-effect paint and said to draw inspiration from exotic plants and animals, these are some of the most striking examples of the Cullinan, Wraith, and Dawn we have seen.

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