Rolls‑Royce’s logo today includes two key elements: the signature “RR” monogram and the famous Spirit of Ecstasy figure. The monogram, made of intertwined capital letters, represents the company’s founders — Charles Rolls and Henry Royce — and first appeared in the early 20th century. Its modern version is presented in a strict black-and-white design and retains its historical form. The Spirit of Ecstasy sculpture, depicting a woman with flowing robes, was created in 1911 by Charles Sykes and has since become one of the most recognizable car symbols in the world. In 2020, the logo underwent a redesign: the figure was stylized and adapted for digital formats, while the monogram remained almost unchanged.
Rolls‑Royce Motor Cars was founded in 1904 and has been part of the BMW Group since 2003, while maintaining its own engineering and design identity. The manufacturer specializes in handcrafted luxury cars, with each model receiving bespoke finishes and attention to detail. Its most well-known models include the Phantom, Ghost, Cullinan, and the first fully electric Rolls‑Royce, the Spectre. The brand represents status, prestige, and commitment to British automotive tradition, while also embracing modern technology and an innovative approach.
