Fancy A 3D-Printed Carbon Bodykit For Your Rolls-Royce Cullinan?

For a starting price of $500,000, this American tuning company will create a 3D-printed carbon bodykit for your Cullinan. The half-a-million price tag is for the complete vehicle, by the way, and not solely for the bodykit.

So what’s special about this bodykit? The 3D-printed carbon parts were designed to seamlessly integrate into the Rolls-Royce Cullinan’s body, and as a result, it does not look tacked-on like your usual bodykit. 1016 Industries claim that the 3D-printed carbon parts reduce the Rolls-Royce Cullinan’s weight, though they did not specify just by how much.

The bodykit is comprised of a completely new front bumper with larger lower air intakes, C-shaped foglight housings, wide front and rear fenders, side skirts, a double rear spoiler, and a completely new rear bumper with a rear diffuser and integrated dual exhaust housings. You can spec your bodykit in various finishes, the main highlights of which are the non-exposed carbon, partially-exposed carbon fiber, and partially forged carbon fiber. Topping this off is a set of black aftermarket alloy wheels.

1016 Industries did not tinker with the Cullinan’s luxurious interior or engine, which means that its 6.75-liter twin-turbo V-12 engine still produces 563 horsepower in the regular Cullinan or 592 horsepower in the Black Badge model.

For now, these photos are renderings made by the tuning company, but they did say they are ready to offer complete vehicles to customers in the coming weeks. 1016 Industries has been involved in other projects as well, such as the Lamborghini Aventador and the McLaren 720S.