Novitec's SPOFEC division has unveiled its latest upgrades for the Rolls-Royce Phantom, widely considered one of the most luxurious cars in the world. The list of upgrades include those made to the exterior, interior and powertrain.
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In terms of performance enhancements, the 6.75-litre twin-turbo V12 engine has been equipped with a plug-and-play N-Tronic control module that features custom mapping for the ignition and injection systems. Alongside modified boost pressure control, these upgrades have taken the total power output to 666 bhp and 1010 Nm of torque. As a result, the Rolls-Royce Phantom can now hit 0-62 mph (0-100 km/h) acceleration in just five seconds.
SPOFEC offers a wide range of 72 colours to choose from
Moving on to the exterior upgrades, Novitec has adopted a relatively subtle approach in customising the car. The SPOFEC front fascia with its integrated spoiler reduces front-axle lift. Additionally, the rear bumper has been replaced by a SPOFEC-designed component and can be paired with a trunk lid spoiler. The car sits on 24-inch SP3 wheels, co-developed by Vossen. They are crafted from a single piece of aluminum.
SPOFEC offers a wide range of 72 colours to choose from, allowing customers to personalize their vehicle's appearance. Furthermore, the tuner has lowered the vehicle by approximately 3.98 cm using a custom control module designed to work with the Phantom's air suspension system. Inside, the vehicle gets a few tweaks which include the addition of black leather upholstery, red piping, and stunning wood trim inlays featuring metal flakes.
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Pricing details for these upgrades are not readily available, but it is safe to assume they will not come cheap. Previously, the Novitec division has also worked on the new Ghost, along with the Wraith Black Badge.
