Novitec is back with another astonishing tuning program carried out on the Rolls-Royce Cullinan Series II, this time, the tuner company adding a special package, called “Overdose.”
Modified Rolls-Royce Cullinans are everywhere now, though Novitec still manages to approach the luxury SUV differently from most aftermarket brands. Its Spofec division recently revealed a fresh take on the Cullinan Series II, and the result feels more controlled than chaotic.
The SUV receives widened fenders, reshaped side skirts, and a deeper front section finished with extra daytime-running lights. Around back, the styling becomes sharper through a revised lower bumper area, a four-fin diffuser, and a spoiler mounted near the tailgate. Another attachment surrounds the exhaust outlets, integrating them more cleanly into the rear fascia.
Ride height also changed. The Cullinan now sits closer to the ground, giving the massive SUV a lower and sportier stance, though comfort likely gave up some ground during the process.
Then there are the wheels. This build rides on disc-style alloys with floating Rolls-Royce center caps. Their finish mixes glossy black and white around the outer sections, matching the SUV’s two-tone paint layout. Purple covers the lower half of the body, while white occupies the upper sections. The exterior treatment is paint, not a wrap.
Novitec also blacked out the chrome trim. The front grille lost its bright finish, and even the Spirit of Ecstasy ornament now appears darker than usual. Combined with the wider arches and lowered body, the Cullinan looks less formal than stock. Not smaller, though. Nothing about a Cullinan looks small.
Inside, the tuner continued the purple theme with leather upholstery stitched using white contrast thread. Black trim pieces appear across the cabin, including the pillars and headliner. The familiar Rolls-Royce starlight roof system remains part of the package as well.
According to the article, the body kit uses carbon fiber construction. The forged wheels are identified as the SP3 design, and the piece suggests they likely come from Vossen’s catalog.
One thing missing from the presentation involves performance figures. Novitec did not mention engine upgrades or revised output numbers for this Cullinan Series II. The focus stayed on styling, stance, and cabin presentation instead.
Frankly, that choice works here. Many tuned luxury SUVs cross into visual overload within minutes. This one stays aggressive without drifting too far from the original identity of the Rolls-Royce underneath. The widened body, darker trim, and lowered suspension push the Cullinan toward a more intimidating direction, though the SUV still keeps enough elegance to avoid looking cartoonish.
Rolls-Royce Cullinan Series II by Novitec – Photo Gallery
