Rolls-Royce Ghost Model Years and History

For 2026, the Ghost Series II arrives as a sophisticated refresh, evolving its "post-opulent" design with surgical precision. This update sharpens the exterior with streamlined LED headlamps and a modernized lighting signature, while new aerodynamic wheels and bespoke paint options provide a contemporary edge. By focusing on refined details rather than a radical redesign, the 2026 refresh ensures the Ghost remains modern and relevant while honoring its timeless, understated character.

The 2025 Rolls-Royce Ghost comes with smoother exterior styling, new headlights and taillights, plus modernized interior technology.

The Ghost adds an extended wheelbase model for 2022. It continues to attain something close to perfection in the past 100 years. It is a highly customizable automobile with the same elegant features available in previous model years. So should prospective buyers want different choices to make the Ghost their own, they can have them. Where else can you get your very own umbrella holder in the door?

The Ghost gets a full redesign for 2021. It continues to attain something close to perfection in the past 100 years. It is a highly customizable automobile with the same elegant features available in previous model years. So should prospective buyers want different choices to make the Ghost their own, they can have them. Where else can you get your very own umbrella holder in the door?

The Rolls-Royce Ghost brand continues to attain something close to perfection in the past 100 years. It is a highly customizable automobile with the same elegant features available in previous model years. So should prospective buyers want different choices to make the Ghost their own, they can have them. Where else can you get your very own umbrella holder in the door?

The Rolls-Royce Ghost continues into 2019 essentially unchanged. The Ghost is still highly customizable, so should prospective buyers want different colors for the interior, they can have them.

The Rolls-Royce Ghost continues into 2018 essentially unchanged.

For 2017 Rolls-Royce introduces the addition of the Black Badge to the Ghost lineup. Featuring an even more powerful version of its twin-turbo V12 engine, added luxury offerings such as unique black starlight headliner the debut of advanced materials and building techniques that include aluminum-threaded carbon-fiber composite seen on the dashboard, center console and door panels, and even a 16-layer basecoat of exterior paint with seven passes of clear coating.

The Rolls-Royce Ghost doesn't have any significant changes for 2016.

The Ghost carries into 2014 virtually the same as the 2013 model.

The Rolls-Royce Ghost has changed very little going into 2011. The Ghost gets updated audio systems and Bluetooth connectivity functions, while the model line now gets the same 'bespoke' order and customization system afforded to Rolls-Royce Phantom buyers.

The all-new Rolls-Royce Ghost is a full 17 inches shorter than the well-known Phantom, and was built for the owner to drive, rather than a chauffeur. It's still a big car though, at about five feet tall and over 6,000 pounds. The V12 engine under the stately hood is still powerful enough to propel the car from 0-60 mph in a little under 5 seconds. Rolls-Royce is known for luxury, and the Ghost is no different. The leather upholstery is up to the same high standards that Rolls has held for decades, while twenty-first-century gadgets have found a home in the dash, such as night vision and a heads-up display. The Ghost's options list is only as limited as a buyer's budget.