2026 Mansory Cullinan Series II Emperor Signature
By Lorenzo Bianchi May 9, 2026
Widebody conversion reshapes the Cullinan with broader fenders and more dramatic proportions.
Tuned twin-turbo V12 now delivers 720 hp and 1,050 Nm of torque.
Cabin receives bespoke leather, illuminated trim details, and extensive carbon fibre treatment.
The Cullinan Gets Even Bigger Presence
There is nothing subtle about the 2026 Mansory Cullinan Series II Emperor Signature. Then again, subtlety was never really part of the brief here.
Built from the updated Rolls-Royce Cullinan Black Badge, the new Emperor Signature evolves MANSORY’s earlier Emperor conversion with a redesigned widebody package and revised exterior detailing shaped around the facelifted 2025 Cullinan.
The proportions are the first thing that stand out. The standard Cullinan already occupies an enormous amount of visual space on the road, but the widened arches and extended body sections make this version look noticeably heavier and lower. The added fender sections flow into the doors rather than appearing like separate attachments, which helps the entire conversion feel more cohesive than some past MANSORY projects.
From certain angles, the SUV almost takes on the stance of an armored vehicle. Large surfaces, upright lines, and thick lower sections dominate the profile. It is excessive, certainly, but intentionally so.
Carbon Fibre Everywhere Inside and Out
MANSORY has also reworked the rear section depending on which exhaust configuration the customer chooses. Buyers can opt for centrally mounted hexagonal exhaust outlets or a side-mounted quad-pipe setup. Each version receives its own carbon-fibre rear bumper design.
Inside, the cabin follows the same philosophy as the exterior. More materials, more contrast, more visual drama.
The entire interior is retrimmed in leather, with customers able to specify exposed carbon trim or glossy painted surfaces throughout the dashboard and cabin panels. Embroidered MANSORY branding appears across the seats and floor mats, while illuminated roof and door elements add another layer of theatre at night.
Some luxury SUVs try to create calm interiors. This one goes in the opposite direction. There is texture and detailing almost everywhere the eye lands.
Twin Turbo V12 Power Climbs to 720 HP
The mechanical upgrades are centered around the Cullinan’s V12 engine. MANSORY adds a revised engine management system called the “MANSORY PowerBox” together with a valve-controlled sports exhaust system.
Output rises from the factory 600 horsepower to 720 hp, while torque increases from 900 Nm to 1,050 Nm.
For something this large, the claimed acceleration figure is still surprisingly quick. MANSORY says the Emperor Signature reaches 100 km/h in 4.8 seconds. Top speed remains electronically limited to 250 km/h.
Built for Buyers Who Want Attention
The Emperor Signature is not aimed at traditional Rolls-Royce buyers looking for restraint. It exists for customers who want their Cullinan to dominate attention before the engine even starts.
That approach has always defined MANSORY’s work. Sometimes controversial, sometimes overdone, but rarely forgettable. The Emperor Signature continues that formula without trying to tone it down.