The Zenith Collection Marks the End of the Phantom Coupe

The Rolls-Royce Phantom Coupe and Drophead Coupe are nearing the end of the line, as the British automaker will soon retire the large, two-door version of this impressive model. We all know that Rolls isn’t one to let an icon like this just fade out, and it is delivering on this expectation by closing out production with a high-end Zenith Collection.

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These models will be the task of Rolls-Royces’ Bespoke team, and they will feature all sorts of goodies to make them super unique. One unique feature is the glass shelf that is tucked into the rear section of the split tailgate and deploys into a sort of picnic table. This tailgate is also wrapped in fine leather, making it the perfect place to sit and enjoy the champagne from the trunk-mounted fridge.

Rolls-Royce Phantom Zenith Edition (Credit: © Rolls-Royce)

As Bespoke-crafted rigs, the Zenith Collection also boasts an uncompromised cabin. In here, you will find laser-etched armrest caps, a polished-aluminum case that holds a laser-engraved identification number in the center-stack drawer, highlight leather colors for the front seats, and a Starlight headliner in coupe versions.

While the body and cabin get all sorts of goodies, the under-hood bits remain unchanged. These Zenith Collection models will carry the Phantom’s standard 6.7-liter V-12 powerplant that cranks out 453 horsepower and 531 pound-feet of torque.

Rolls-Royce Phantom Zenith Edition (Credit: © Rolls-Royce)

If you were hoping to snag one of these uber-luxury rigs up, you’re too late as all 50 planned units are already accounted for.