Rolls-Royce Wraith Venuum: A Snake-Skin-Accented Dream for Influencers | Carscoops

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       by Stephen Rivers

      

      

      

      

      

      

      

      A dealer based in Dubai has crafted a custom Wraith featuring snake-skin upholstery and numerous modifications.

      This V12 luxury coupe showcases a widebody kit along with a thoroughly revamped rear end.

      Every Rolls-Royce makes a statement, but some buyers simply can't resist taking customization to the next level. This is where Venuum, an exotic car dealer in Dubai, comes in—focused on meeting the desires of the ultra-wealthy and providing tailor-made options for those who find a conventional Rolls-Royce insufficient.

      Venuum's newest creation, the Wraith Apollo, epitomizes extravagance. While the standard Rolls-Royce coupe is a commanding presence, Venuum’s version amplifies that presence, becoming far bolder and more conspicuous.

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      The car features wide fenders, side skirts, and distinctive decorations towards the back, resembling vents on each side. Large white wheels perfectly match the paint, while black accents around the exterior provide a striking contrast. Under the hood resides an untouched 6.6-liter V12 engine, delivering 591 horsepower (440 kW) and 663 lb-ft (900 Nm) of torque.

      However, the true highlight of this vehicle comes to life when you open the suicide doors. Venuum outfitted the seats with what seems to be authentic snake skin alongside white leather. The serpent-like detailing can be found on the headrests, seatbacks, bottom cushions, and even the door sills.

      It’s an interior that makes you feel less like you’re driving a car and more like you're seated on the throne of a particularly ostentatious emperor. To enhance the overall look, gold-colored trim is scattered throughout, unifying the snake theme with an overarching aura of wealth and absurd luxury.

      While it’s unclear if the chassis has been upgraded, the widebody kit and oversized wheels lead us to believe that this stunning Rolls-Royce is at least positioned a bit lower.

      There’s no official pricing available for the Wraith Apollo, but the customizations are likely to elevate the cost well beyond the standard price of a Rolls-Royce Wraith. Some online discussions estimate it could be valued at around $1.3 million, but who’s keeping track when you’re enjoying an extravagant lifestyle, right?

      

      

      

      Credit: Venuum