Rolls-Royce to revive bespoke coachbuilding division

BMW-owned British luxury marque Rolls-Royce has confirmed plans to formally revive its bespoke coachbuilding division. The historic manufacturer – which in 2017 took the covers off a custom yacht-inspired model referred to as the Sweptail (shown above) – claims its now-ubiquitous modular “Architecture of Luxury” chassis is versatile enough to take the form of “any shape.” According to Rolls-Royce, the only limitations customers now face are those "fundamental to engineering requirements."

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