Rolls-Royce moved Black Badge Cullinan by Cyril Congo in Monterey Car Week 2026 — a collection of bespoke developed with only five Private Commission examples, very disciplined artist Cyril Kongo. The brand points out a rare spot from the intersection of art and car craft by curating project through Private Offices in New York, Seoul and Goodwood.
Blue Crystal exterior coating on black is completed with different gradient coachline (Phoenix Red to Forge Yellow, Turchese from Mandarin) on the right and left surfaces — a first in the history of the brand. In the interior, the driver and passenger areas are separated with separate color palettes, a Starlight Headliner painted manually with planets and quantum physics equations on the ceiling, transforms the cockpit into a art workshop to the menstrual.
The Rolls-Royce Design Director Domagoj Dukec summarizes the project as “two unique creative world’s literally boiling”, Cyril Kongo’s work with words “a place where lifeal power, mathematical formulas and cursor planets meet”. Nick Keen, the North American President of the brand, stated that this presentation in Monterey was selected to show the limits of the bespoke craft.
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