2025 Urban Automotive Cullinan Widetrack

• Urban Automotive’s Widetrack kit widens the Rolls-Royce Cullinan Series II and gives it exposed carbon, vertical DRLs, and 24-inch forged wheels.

• The conversion leans heavily into presence—over 40 bespoke components including hood, arches, and diffusers.

• Pricing starts around €408,000 net, depending on spec and location.

A Wider, Sharper Rolls-Royce Cullinan

Urban Automotive doesn’t do subtle, and with the 2025 Cullinan Widetrack, that’s exactly the point. Based on the latest Series II update of Rolls-Royce’s ultra-luxury SUV, this widebody build is about as bold as a Cullinan can get without tipping into parody. The arches are stretched just enough to add muscle, but the proportions stay honest. A new carbon-fiber hood adds visual weight up front, and the reshaped bumpers—especially the front with its vertical DRLs—give off a far more aggressive first impression.

The standard Cullinan leans into graceful confidence. The Widetrack walks up to that and throws down a design gauntlet.

It’s All in the Details

Urban’s real strength isn’t just in the broad strokes—it’s in how they finish everything. The UV-5 wheels, made with Vossen and measuring 24 inches, are wrapped in satin black and fit the widened stance perfectly. The splitter is two-piece, the diffuser has real presence, and the billet exhaust tips actually look like they belong on something hand-assembled. Even the sill inserts come with visual vents.

This is far from a quick cosmetic job. Over 40 parts are changed or replaced in the Widetrack transformation. The carbon isn’t tucked away—it’s proudly on display, and it’s all functional enough to justify the drama.

Performance Isn’t the Point

Urban doesn’t touch the engine, and frankly, it doesn’t need to. Rolls-Royce’s twin-turbo V12 is already about smooth, bottomless power—not track times. What the Widetrack does is lean into presence. The re-mapping here is aesthetic, not mechanical, and for most clients eyeing this build, that’s more than enough.

It’s still every bit a Rolls-Royce inside too—no stripped seats or gutted luxuries. This is about adding personality to a platform that already dominates its segment in comfort and finish.

Pricing and Exclusivity

The 2025 Urban Cullinan Widetrack isn’t cheap, even by ultra-luxury standards. One dealer example lists it at €408,361 before tax—just shy of half a million euros after VAT. For that, buyers are getting something truly bespoke, engineered for individuality. Urban doesn’t release in volume, and each example is finished to order.

Technical Specification

Performance

• Engine: 6.75-liter twin-turbocharged V12 (Rolls-Royce original architecture)
• Output: 563 hp (420 kW) in standard form
• Optional Black Badge output: 591 hp (441 kW)
• Torque: Up to 627 lb-ft (850 Nm), depending on configuration
• Drivetrain: All-wheel drive
• Transmission: 8-speed automatic

Body Measurements

• Length: Approx. 5,341 mm (210.2 in)
• Width (without mirrors): Approx. 2,000 mm (78.7 in)
• Width (with mirrors): Approx. 2,164 mm (85.2 in)
• Height: Approx. 1,835 mm (72.2 in)
• Wheelbase: 3,295 mm (129.7 in)

Powertrain

• Configuration: V12, twin-turbocharged
• Displacement: 6,749 cc
• Fuel Type: Premium gasoline
• Transmission: Electronically controlled 8-speed
• Drivetrain: Permanent all-wheel drive

Capacities and Custom Features

• Wheels: 24-inch Urban x Vossen UV-8 fully forged alloy wheels
• Tires: High-performance tires developed to suit widened track
• Exterior enhancements:
• Full exposed carbon fiber front bonnet
• Front and rear bumpers
• Two-piece front splitter
• Vertical LED DRLs
• Widetrack arch extensions
• Custom side sill designs
• Decklid spoiler
• Rear diffuser
• CNC-machined billet aluminum exhaust finishers
• Rear aero wing
• Total body modification: Over 40 unique exterior components
• Suspension: Retuned setup for wider stance (no mechanical reengineering confirmed)

Price

• Approximate starting price: £449,995
• Estimated US equivalent: Over $600,000
• Final cost varies depending on base Cullinan variant (standard or Black Badge) and customization level

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