If you’re eyeing a Rolls‑Royce, the new Chennai showroom means you can finally walk into a space that feels more like a workshop than a display room.
The facility, inaugurated on 15 October, sits on a 0.5‑acre plot in the city’s upscale Purasawalkam district. Inside, a dedicated Bespoke Commissioning Atelier lets customers sit with a designer to pick every detail from hand‑stitched leather to custom chrome trim. The process is all on‑site, so you can see, touch and tweak before the car leaves the shop.
The showroom’s design echoes Rolls‑Royce’s global aesthetic, with a Pantheon‑grille‑inspired entrance and a Cabinet of Curiosities that showcases Indian art and design. That local touch gives the commission a cultural layer that’s missing in overseas showrooms.
At the heart of the experience is the Ghost, the brand’s flagship sedan, which starts at ₹2.06 crore and houses a 6.6‑litre V12 that delivers 563 bhp. The Wraith, the coupe version, begins at ₹2.77 crore and roars 625 bhp. For buyers wanting a SUV, the Cullinan starts at ₹2.56 crore and shares the same V12 powertrain.
Rolls‑Royce has been in India since 2013, with its dealer KUN Exclusive handling sales and service. The brand recently announced that India was its fastest‑growing market in the Asia‑Pacific region in 2025, a trend that’s now reflected in the new showroom’s focus on personalised service.
Competitors like Bentley and Mercedes‑Maybach have similar bespoke programs, but the Chennai location gives Indian buyers a physical touchpoint that rivals only have in London or Dubai.
The showroom will open to the public from 15 October, with appointments available through the KUN Exclusive website. Watch for further roll‑outs to other southern cities, and keep an eye on any new model releases that could expand the bespoke lineup.}