INKAS Unveils Its First Armored Rolls-Royce Cullinan Series II
The ultra-luxury SUV features fully integrated armor engineered to deliver comprehensive protection while preserving the vehicle's original design…
INKAS has released its first-ever armored Rolls-Royce Cullinan Series II, marking a milestone in the company’s expansion into next-generation ultra-luxury vehicle platforms, company officials stated in a press release.
As one of the most refined SUVs in the world, the Cullinan Series II represents the pinnacle of automotive craftsmanship. INKAS enhances this platform with a fully integrated armoring solution, engineered to deliver comprehensive protection while preserving the vehicle’s original design, performance and driving experience, the company said.
Ballistic Protection & Discreet Design
At the core of the build is a precision-engineered armored capsule, providing 360-degree ballistic protection through the integration of certified ballistic steel, multi-layer armored glass and advanced overlap systems. These systems are designed to eliminate vulnerable gaps, ensuring consistent protection across all critical areas of the vehicle, noted the release.
Unlike conventional armored vehicles, the INKAS Cullinan Series II maintains a completely discreet appearance. Without any visible modifications interfering with the exterior styling or interior refinement, occupants can benefit from enhanced security without drawing attention.
“Armoring a vehicle like the Cullinan Series II requires a meticulous balance between protection and preservation,” said David Khazanski, CEO of INKAS. “Our engineering approach ensures that every protective element is seamlessly integrated, maintaining the integrity of Rolls-Royce design while delivering the level of security our clients expect.”
Performance Upgrades & Quality Standards
To support the added weight of the armoring system, INKAS upgrades critical performance components, including suspension and braking systems, ensuring the vehicle retains its smooth handling characteristics and ride quality. INKAS says that each vehicle undergoes rigorous quality control and testing processes to meet international armoring standards and internal performance benchmarks.
