Keyvany pimps out a Rolls-Royce Cullinan for a UAE customer

The ultra-deluxe Rolls-Royce Cullinan is a looker and then some, but being seven years old means it won’t woo the rich crowds like it once did. Exotic Cars Dubai commissioned a custom example from German tuner Keyvany, and here’s the result.

Dubbed Hayula II, the car seen here is a Cullinan Series II Black Badge. This means it packs a special version of the company’s twin-turbo V12 boosted by 30 horsepower for a total of 601 PS (593 hp / 442 kW). We were unable to find any mentions of powertrain or chassis tweaks, so it looks like the emphasis was on appearances.

And that’s quite the emphasis! The luxury SUV ended up in a widebody kit with larger side skirts, sleek moon-disc wheels, a rear diffuser and a couple of rear spoilers. The taillight in the middle of the diffuser puts us in the mind of Formula 1, the quad tailpipes are stacked now, and there is a tuner’s badge that looks like the letter “K” at the front end.

If you ask us, the result is a bulky and intimidating vehicle only remotely resembling the Cullinan. The seven faux air intakes at the lower front end look particularly egregious with their chrome and matte dividers. It’s possible that the car looks better live, but the photos sell this one short, to be sure.

This wouldn’t be the first time Keyvany tackled a Cullinan: the first Hayula came out around three years ago (see video).