Rolls-Royce Releases Black? Badge family? The "Neon Night" series is inspired by exotic vegetation and rare birds and animals. At the same time, the interior technology fiber decorative board (technology? Fiber? Facia) adopts innovative neon effect topcoat. This new collector's edition of Neon Night has been the collector's edition of Pebble Beach since 20 19 (pastel? Collection) after another successful masterpiece. Every black man? "Neon Night" collector's edition only released four badge models, all of which have unique color matching.

Phantom black? Badge? "Neon Night" collector's edition adopts limestone green (lime? Rock? Green) paint surface, which was inspired by Sami, a designer who customized color matching and fabrics for Rolls Royce cars. When Coultas went to Tamworth in the north of Sydney, he first met the Australian green tree frog, and the inside was in Scivaro gray (Scivaro? Gray) leather with limestone green stitching and piping.

Dirty black? Badge? "Neon Night" collector's edition eye-catching eagle rock red (eagle? Rock? Red) paint, with Hawaiian evergreen Ohiu? The flowers in Hua Le received a warm response. This plant grows on the lava on the island, and the inside is Selby ash (Selby? Gray) leather, and by koi fish red (koi fish? Red) Stitches and piping embellish the details.

Cullinan black? Badge's "Neon Night" collector's edition is customized by exotic rare butterfly Rhetus? Inspired by Pelander. Retas. Pelander butterflies belong to LEPIDOPTERA, which are distributed all over Central and South America. ? Mirabo Blue in Cullinan (Mirabo? Blue) veneer restores the infinite vitality between butterfly wings. Arctic white (Arctic? The green decorative details of leather and limestone form a strong visual contrast.

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