Rolls Royce Ghost Series II Price in India 2026

The Ghost Series II is powered by the hallmark 6.75-litre twin-turbocharged V12 engine. This "6.75" displacement is a nod to Rolls-Royce tradition but features modern twin-turbocharging to deliver an effortless "surge" of power. For India, the engine is specifically mapped to deliver peak torque at just 1,500 rpm, ensuring that the car can pull away from traffic lights in New Delhi or Mumbai with total silence and no perceptible strain.

The V12 produces 563 bhp in the standard and Extended variants, while the Black Badge edition is uprated to 591 bhp. Despite its nearly 2.5-tonne weight, the Ghost hits 100 km/h in just 4.8 seconds. In the Indian context, this power is managed by an all-wheel-drive system, providing superior grip during monsoon conditions or on the dusty surfaces of suburban roads.

With 820 Nm available almost immediately, the Ghost offers what Rolls-Royce calls "adequate" power—which in reality is a massive reserve of torque. The Black Badge variant further increases this to 900 Nm. This allows the car to maintain its composure and "Magic Carpet Ride" even when fully loaded with five passengers and luggage.

The Ghost uses an 8-speed automatic gearbox that is linked to a GPS receiver. The SAT system "sees" the road ahead—predicting curves, junctions, and roundabouts—and selects the perfect gear in advance. This ensures the gear shifts are completely undetectable to the occupants, preserving the cabin's tranquility on undulating Indian state highways.

The Ghost Series II features a reported unladen ground clearance of 148 mm. While this is low for a car of its size, the sophisticated Planar Suspension System includes a "Flagbearer" camera that scans the road surface ahead and pro-actively adjusts the air suspension. For India, this means the car can "anticipate" speed breakers or potholes and adjust its damping in milliseconds to glide over them.

The Ghost is offered in two lengths in India. The Extended Series II adds an extra 170 mm to the wheelbase, dedicated entirely to rear-seat legroom. This variant is particularly popular among Indian business leaders who use the car as a mobile sanctuary, often opting for the "Serenity" seating package with reclining functions and a champagne cooler.

The "Planar" system is a world-first, utilizing an Upper Wishbone Damper unit above the front suspension to create an even more stable ride. Inside, the Series II introduces the SPIRIT digital interface, allowing for deeper integration with the "Whispers" app. This allows Indian owners to track their vehicle's location, manage service appointments, and even stream video content directly to the rear theatre configuration.

The Ghost features an "Illuminated Fascia" on the passenger side, displaying the Ghost nameplate surrounded by over 850 stars. This is complemented by an 18-channel, 1300W Bespoke Audio system where the car’s sills are used as resonance chambers, turning the entire vehicle into a subwoofer—providing a concert-hall experience on the move.