Rolls Royce Phantom Price in India 2026

The Phantom is powered by a 6.75-litre twin-turbocharged V12 engine. This displacement is a traditional "Rolls-Royce" figure, engineered not for aggressive racing but for "waftability"—the ability to accelerate with total silence and effortless power. For the Indian market, the engine is tuned to deliver maximum torque at an incredibly low 1,700 rpm, ensuring the car moves with majestic ease in heavy urban traffic.

The V12 unit produces 563 bhp. While the number is high, the focus is on the smoothness of delivery. The power is managed by a satellite-aided transmission that uses GPS data to pre-select the optimum gear for the road ahead, ensuring the gear shifts are completely imperceptible to the "Lords" and "Ladies" in the rear suite.

With 900 Nm of torque available almost from idle, the Phantom can move its massive 2.7-tonne kerb weight with zero hesitation. This "surplus of power" allows the vehicle to maintain its composure even during rapid overtakes on Indian national highways.

The 8-speed automatic gearbox is linked to a GPS receiver. It analyzes the car's location and driving style to predict the next gear change. If the car is approaching a sharp bend or a steep Himalayan incline, the gearbox holds the gear or downshifts early so the driver never feels a shift "hunt."

The Phantom features a standard ground clearance of 136 mm. However, it is equipped with a sophisticated Active Air Suspension that can automatically raise the vehicle when it detects uneven road surfaces or when the driver manually triggers the "High" setting to clear prominent speed breakers found in Indian metros.

The wheelbase of the Phantom is massive, providing the foundation for its "Magic Carpet Ride." The Extended Wheelbase (EWB) variant adds an extra 250 mm of rear legroom, specifically targeted at the Indian "Chauffeur-driven" elite who require a mobile office or a private lounge on wheels.

The Phantom features "The Gallery," a single piece of glass spanning the dashboard that allows owners to commission unique works of art to be displayed inside. Above, the Starlight Headliner uses between 800 and 1,600 individual fiber-optic lights to recreate the night sky, which can even be customized to show the constellations exactly as they appeared on the owner's birthday.

Unlike most luxury cars that share platforms with mass-market brands, the Phantom sits on the "Architecture of Luxury"—a proprietary all-aluminum spaceframe. This ensures a lighter, stiffer body that is better at insulating the cabin from road noise, creating a "Sanctuary" regardless of the chaotic traffic outside.