2026 Rolls-Royce Cullinan Price in Saudi Arabia, Specs, Features & Images

For 2026, this marque is proud to present their first-and-only SUV that offers the level of luxury and sophistication we have come to expect, coupled with unprecedented versatility. Since its global debut in 2018, the Rolls-Royce Cullinan is still being sold today in KSA to consumers who want to benefit from the superior prestige of the Rolls-Royce badge without compromising on the capacity to navigate the outdoors. The ultimate command car in their portfolio, the KSA version of the Rolls-Royce Cullinan is sold in two styles – the basic Cullinan as well as the more muscular Cullinan Black Badge, an imposing presence with an all-out luxury interior and a stunning off-road aptitude which would make the perfect vehicle for KSA royalty, businessmen and collectors.

Interior

Inside the Rolls-Royce Cullinan there’s total luxurious sanctity. Everything you touch – whether it’s a section of leather or open-pore wood veneer that is precisely hand-crafted from the most desirable selection of materials, or an intricate metal brightwork detail or perhaps a luxuriously deep-pile lamb’s wool carpet – is quite obviously to a supreme standard. As a SUV it also means you’re sat quite a lot higher giving you that superior feeling that, without compromise of course, lets you command a commanding position on the road.

Depending on whether you select the 3-seat Lounge Seat or 2-seat Individual Seat arrangement, the Cullinan’s cabin gets power adjustable seats and functions, or the ultimate indulgence of two completely power adjusted individual seats flanking a fixed centre console containing the necessary drinks cabinet and an optional refrigerator, to really let everyone enjoy themselves to the max. Those opting for the more performance-oriented Black Badge get custom trim pieces, carbon fibre, bespoke colour palettes and contrasting trim options that further enhance the bespoke feel inside.

Rolls-Royce signatures are of course prevalent, with the now obligatory Starlight Headliner illuminating the roof in a myriad of stars and a retractable rear picnic table. Then there’s a set of power-closing coach doors at the rear and finally, a specially designed Cullinan Rear Recreation Module that slides out and into view, the motorised unit housing tailored leisure equipment for the ultimate in desert picnics or lavish countryside retreats.

Exterior

On the outside, the Rolls-Royce Cullinan boasts a striking combination of luxury and robust stance. Its high-set upright grille, the car’s squared off posture and its prominent beltline make it look imposing, while the signature Rolls-Royce luxury can be seen in the LED laser headlights, rear coach doors with rear hinges and fine chrome trim on the body.

With bespoke body trims like hand-painted coach lines, exclusive color palette, illuminated grille on the exterior available with Rolls-Royce Bespoke, buyers in Saudi Arabia can even get their Cullinan in a unique two-tone paint scheme. The ultra luxurious Cullinan comes with the brand’s retracting Spirit of Ecstasy emblem on the bonnet and is available with 23-inch alloy wheels.

Performance

In the car’s six-point-eight-liter twin-turbocharged V12 producing five hundred seventy-onehp and eight hundred fiftyNm of torque underpins the vehicle with an output that’s elevated to six hundred hp and nine hundred Nm in the Black Badge version for an extra kick. In either variant, a quick-reacting eight-speed auto gearbox paired with a fully variable all-wheel drive system allows for slick shifting and absolute ride comfort. The Rolls-Royce Cullinan – despite its weight – rockets from zero to one hundred Kph in a mere five-point-three-seconds thanks to a smooth power delivery thanks to an engine tuned for extreme silence and a broad spread of low end torque that makes traversing the highway or slipping through the city a dream. A real self-leveling air suspension system intelligently reacts to changing road conditions and in the car’s off-road mode; ride height, torque split and throttle input change instantly making light work of sand dunes or gravel roads – from Riyadh’s gleaming streets to the desert plains outside of AlUla the Rolls-Royce Cullinan remains calm, collected and unflappable.

Technology

Technology inside the Rolls-Royce Cullinan comes subtle and seamlessly packaged to keep the interior from feeling too sterile. This includes the digital instrument panel, the central infotainment screen that rotates out when needed and sinks behind a wood panel when at rest, that also contains sat-nav, Apple CarPlay, Bluetooth and a Wi-Fi hot spot, all controlled using the Spirit of Ecstasy Controller. If you want to truly take the experience to the next level, then you can specify the Bespoke Audio System that is fitted with 18 speakers that churn out 1300 watts and turn the cabin into a sound theatre.

The passengers in the back don’t miss out either, as there are two twin screens with sat-nav and media mirroring available for them too.

Also featured in the new Cullinan are many driving assistance and safety systems such as a lane departure warning, blind spot alert, adaptive cruise control, night vision assist, 360-degree view camera system, automatic parking assistance. This is a car that road scans and continuously adjusts its suspension for what we all know is the Rolls-Royce signature “magic carpet ride”.

Service & Maintenance

Designed for reliability, the Rolls-Royce Cullinan is backed by Rolls-Royce authorised service centres in Riyadh and Jeddah within KSA, with every vehicle coming with a four-year, unlimited-kilometre warranty and an accompanying four-year service plan that will ensure the scheduled maintenance of the Cullinan receives white-glove treatment. All service centres employ factory-trained engineers and proprietary tools to maintain the vehicles to the highest of standards. In the KSA, Rolls-Royce also offers a concierge style of service which encompasses vehicle pick up and drop off, remote diagnostics, and bespoke support for its VIP customer base. Relying on the proven V12 platform, a conservative tuning application, as well as a rugged and electric-architecture, spare parts can also be easily supplied from local dealer networks.

Compare with Rivals

Against such well-heeled rivals as the Bentley Bentayga, Mercedes-Maybach GLS 600 and Aston Martin DBX707, Rolls-Royce’s first SUV confidently carves its niche. The Bentayga may be all about British grandeur but the Cullinan’s ride comfort is in another league; the Maybach may boast exceptional rear passenger luxury and advanced technology, but its tailoring simply cannot match that of Rolls-Royce; while the DBX707 might be the sportiest of the lot, it cannot compete on the Rolls’ all-round comfort and, frankly, sheer gravitas.

However, in KSA the Cullinan delivers in full the all-encompassing brand experience of Rolls-Royce within the body style most perfectly suited to the Kingdom’s various landscapes and activities, from exploring the inner-city areas of Riyadh to crossing desert terrains. It offers presence, capability and personalisation that nobody else in the game can even begin to emulate.

Specifications

Price 2,300,000 SAR

Body Type Sedan

Dimensions (Length x Width x Height) 5341 x 2000 x 1835 mm

Ground Clearance 220 mm

Displacement 6750 cc

Transmission Automatic

Horse Power 563 hp

Torque 850 Nm

Boot Space 600 L

Kerb Weight 2660 KG

Fuel Type Petrol

Fuel Tank Capacity 52 L

Seating Capacity 5 – persons

Top Speed 250 KM/H

Tyre Size 255/45/R21