The Rolls-Royce Dawn continues into 2020 without changes other than a new dark brushed metal interior trim option and a new special edition model. The Dawn Silver Bullet Collection model was inspired by the heyday of the roaring 20's. A mere 50 examples will be produced. The model will be painted in bespoke brewster silver with darkened headlight treatment, unique wheels, a quilted leather transmission tunnel, open-pore carbon fiber dashboard trim, and the aero cowling option in Brewster silver painted titanium with machine embossed branding.
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The Rolls-Royce Dawn continues into 2019 without many changes, but a new Black Badge Adams special edition is available this year, which features unique 2-tone paint and blacked-out exterior chrome as well as a black Spirit of Ecstacy hood ornament made from Carbon fiber, special pearlescent leather seating surfaces and unique kick plates. Only 30 examples of the Black Badge Adams will be produced.
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The 2018 Rolls Royce Dawn carries over mostly unchanged. The Dawn is now available with Black Badge treatment. The package is bolder, has 31 more horsepower, sport chassis tuning and unique exterior aesthetics.
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The 2017 Rolls Royce Dawn carries over unchanged. The Dawn is now Rolls Royce only convertible model as the production of the Phantom Drophead comes to an end.
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The Dawn is a new convertible model from Rolls Royce. However similar to the Wraith coupe, it is different enough to be considered its own model.
SelectBrowse ListingsRolls-Royce ushered in a new drop-top driving experience with the Dawn convertible in 2016. The Rolls-Royce Dawn became the third use of a BMW-shared platform also used with the 7 Series sedan joining the Ghost and the Wraith. In the case of the Dawn convertible, body panels are 80 percent unique to the specific model while a six-later soft-top roof provides luxurious shelter in less than ideal weather. Taking just 20 seconds to retract, the soft roof quietly operated in a manner Rolls-Royce dubbed "The Silent Ballet". Through coach doors, entry to the Rolls-Royce Dawn's 2+2 passenger interior incorporates a bucket-style leather seat for each occupant. With luxury came power through the debut of the Rolls-Royce Dawn. Able to propel the convertible from 0 to 62 miles per hour in 4.9 seconds, a twin-turbocharged 6.6-liter V-12 engine produces 563 horsepower and 575 pound-feet of torque. Applying engine power in a masterful manner, the Rolls-Royce Dawn operates with a Satellite Aided Transmission using GPS data to select between eight gears. For 2018, The Rolls-Royce Dawn becomes a recipient of Black Badge tailoring. Coated with six layers of black paint, black canvas convertible top and a specially-crafted interior featuring Mandarin highlights, the Dawn Black Badge also receives a 30-horsepower performance boost.
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