Rolls-Royce Phantom II Comes With LED Lights

Rolls-Royce Phantom II Comes With LED Lights - Rolls-Royce Motor Cars unveiled Phantom Series II with adaptive LED headlamps for the first time in the world.
LED lights that will become the standard models of the latest Rolls-Royce will provide a whiter light and clearer eyes. "RR is the first auto manufacturer to use LED headlights," said Aftersales Manager Rolls-Royce Motor Cars Asia Pacific George W. Rowlands when it held a media conference in Jakarta on Wednesday (20/6).
Exterior design of the model retains the previous designs such as the Pantheon to the front grill back a long overhang. Rolls-Royce Phantom II has a luxurious leather seat hand-sewn, leather interior layer of chrome and wood floor paved with a thick fleece. For multimedia features, a model that has a satellite navigation (satnav) which has been updated so it can display a map of the topography and landscape in 3D and find a location with an accurate point.
The system user interface has also been updated so that the driver can more easily drive a car. Use the surround sound loudspeakers LOGIC7 of Harman and subwofer so much clearer. There is also, where smart phones, USB console and a large hard disk to store loaded music or movies. The model uses a V12 engine with an auto injection lngsung ZF eight-speed automatic gearbox that changes gears more easily. The machine can produce a torque of 531 lb ft (720 Nm) and allows up to 1000 rpm so that it can accelerate from 0-60 meters in 5.7 seconds.
Menggunakaan front suspension double wishbone and rear multi-link suspension. Not just fast, the model is also fuel efficient, or 10 percent more fuel efficient, emissions fell menjdi 388 347 g / km. Interestingly, the RR include Bespoke program design or the customer may request a car as you wish. Customers can request the design according to the order of the special paint colors, inlay upholstery, footing plate and line coach.
"About 90 percent of Rolls-Royce Phantom in Asia Pacific is the Bespoke. Customers want a car that is unique and different as their fingerprints," said Hal Serudin.