Rolls-Royce 101EX (2006)

Concept car · 2006 · Combustion

Rolls-Royce 101EX

Carbon-fibre grand tourer study for a modern coupe

The 101EX debuted at Geneva in 2006 as a modern take on the classic grand touring coupe. It used a carbon-fibre composite body with brushed aluminium accents and Rolls-Royce's signature rear-hinged coach doors. The car explored a design direction that led to the production Phantom Coupe.

Key facts

  • Engine: 6.75-litre V12
  • Body material: Carbon-fibre composite
  • Doors: Rear-hinged coach doors
  • Concept type: Grand touring coupe study

Production

  • Status: Reached production
  • Experimental car that previewed the production Rolls-Royce Phantom Coupe.
  • Revealed at Geneva Motor Show 2006

Source: NetCarShow

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