These cars were designed to be special.
Now that 2020 is over, automakers are looking back on their accomplishments from what was a challenging year. After being forced to close its factory in March, Rolls-Royce got back on track and resumed in-person deliveries to clients by June. While some of these cars were likely finished in boring color combinations that blend into the background, many customers decided to branch out in 2020 by ordering some amazing custom creations. The Bespoke Collective scaled new heights of greatness in 2020 - that they did so against the backdrop of numerous, unprecedented constraints and challenges makes their accomplishments even more impressive, said Torsten Muller-Otvos, Chief Executive of Rolls-Royce Motor Cars. Never before have we seen such levels of Bespoke detailing in each commission, demonstrating that Rolls-Royce clients around the world have sought solace in creativity - commissioning introspective items of luxury that will stand the test
A few months ago we reported on a new special edition Rolls-Royce Wraith, dubbed Kryptos. The special model was created with a hidden code in it, meant to put the customers’ brains to a really tough challenge, as a different pace from the usual tricks the British manufacturer deploys to get our attention. But, it seems like they might’ve gone a bit too far, as nobody managed to crack the code yet.
To this end, the company revealed a subtle clue this week, as customers around the world begin receiving their Wraith Kryptos cars. “The Spirit of Ecstasy, the figurine that graces the bonnet of every Rolls-Royce motor car, holds the key to uncovering this code. The word KRYPTOS is engraved in Rolls-Royce cipher around the base of the figurine, and with this information, clients will be able to embark on their cryptographic journey. The first client to decrypt this code will receive a unique gift from Rolls-Royce in recognition of their extraordinary talent!” Torsten Müller-Ötvö