German tuner Brabus has taken the luxurious Rolls-Royce Cullinan to unprecedented heights with its new 700 Blue Sky edition, transforming the SUV into a powerful and visually striking 700-horsepower super-luxury machine. Building upon the already potent Black Badge Cullinan, Brabus pushes the 6.75-liter twin-turbo V12 to deliver an impressive 690 hp and 700 lb-ft of torque, a leap from the Black Badge’s 592 hp and 663 lb-ft. This power boost allows the Blue Sky 700 to sprint from 0-62 mph in just five seconds, an impressive feat for an SUV weighing 2.7 tons.
Brabus’s upgrades are not limited to power. The Blue Sky 700 sports massive 24-inch forged Monoblock M ‘Platinum Edition’ wheels, fitted with ultra-wide 295/30 ZR 24 front and 355/25 ZR 24 rear tires, emphasizing the vehicle’s aggressive stance. A specialized SportXtra module lowers the suspension by one inch, enhancing stability and giving the SUV a more aerodynamic profile. Exterior styling is equally bold, with every chrome detail blacked out and high-gloss carbon fiber replacing standard trim components, giving the SUV a stealthy, all-black look.
While the exterior exudes a dark and formidable aura, the Blue Sky 700’s interior contrasts with an elegant light blue leather covering every surface, from seats to dashboard to sun visors, styled in Brabus’s Seashell Diamond pattern. Luxury touches extend to aluminum pedals and discreet carbon fiber accents, highlighting the attention to detail Brabus is known for.
Pricing details are undisclosed, but with a standard Cullinan starting around $391,750 and the Black Badge edition at $453,250, the Blue Sky 700’s cost will likely approach or exceed half a million dollars. This model is not just a Cullinan; it’s a Brabus creation that redefines the SUV experience with supercar power and ultimate luxury.