A starry sky in a Rolls-Royce.
Each starlight headliner on a Rolls-Royce features between 800 and 1,600 fiber optic lights and is assembled entirely by hand.
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| For over a century, Rolls-Royce has produced some of the world's most iconic luxury cars. The luxurious, distinctive, and sophisticated features of Rolls-Royce vehicles, from the Ghost, Phantom, Wraith, and Dawn, impress from almost every angle. One of the "Rolls-Royce-only" features is the starlight headliner. |
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| The 2016 Phantom sedan starts at $418,000 in the US and can go up to $507,000 depending on customer requirements. Opening the car door reveals a dazzling, ethereal starry sky that can leave anyone breathless. |
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| The starlight headliner sits above the rear seats and is one of Rolls-Royce's bespoke options. |
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| The starlight headliner isn't just on the Phantom; it also appears on the Wraith coupe and Ghost sedan. |
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| Each starry sky is handcrafted and custom-made to the owner's specifications. Rolls-Royce can recreate any constellation in the night sky. |
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| Each starry sky has between 800 and 1,600 fiber optic lights. |
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| According to Rolls-Royce, creating a starry sky requires two craftsmen and an average of nine hours of work. More complex designs can take up to 17 hours to complete. |
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| The starry sky not only creates an aesthetic impression but also produces a special effect through interior lighting. The image shows the ceiling of a Wraith. |
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| The brightness of the "stars" can be adjusted through the infotainment system. |
According to VNE
