In case your sleek super luxury car isn’t stealthy and unique enough these modified cars from Urban Automotive should do the trick
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Not every display at SEMA shouts with bright colors, bombastic blowers, or big lift kits. The folks at Urban Automotive decided to take their skill and apply them to the Range Rover and Rolls-Royce Ghost. The results are styling-focused kits that are heavy with extra carbon fiber, integrated lighting, and optional performance exhausts from Milltek.
UK-based Urban Automotive has been around for a few years now. We featured them as far back as 2017 when they made a wild-looking Range Rover Velar that looked sporty enough to go up against the SVR. Today, it upgrades everything from Bentley to Lamborghini and everything in between.
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Now, its latest creations are sitting at the Milltek booth at SEMA 2023. One, a Rolls-Royce Ghost features a slew of carbon fiber pieces including new bumpers, a new rear diffuser, new lower door sills, and integrated DRLs. It uses integrated DRLs, a choice of 22 or 24-inch wheels from Miami-based Vossen wheels. It’s also available with an optional performance exhaust from Milltek.
The Range Rover that sits next to it gets the same carbon fiber replacements along with an upper rear spoiler, a replacement front door blade, and the choice of various 24-inch wheel options. Just like the Rolls-Royce, it’s available with a performance exhaust from Milltek and milled billet aluminum exhaust tail pieces.
All of these pieces are hand-crafted in the UK and, for the most part, come as a complete package. Milltek is Urban Automotive’s exclusive distributor in the USA and the two are excited about the partnership.
“We are really looking forward to our continuing relationship with Milltek, working to exclusively distribute Urban Automotive’s premium product range to customers in the USA,” said Simon Dearn, owner and Head of Design at Urban Automotive. Those hoping to get a glimpse of these custom cars in person will need to do so before the SEMA show ends on November 3rd.
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