If any vehicle cries out for a widebody kit, it’s the Rolls-Royce Cullinan—the luxury tank of choice for the world’s über-elite. Its base price of £300,000 is just the opening bid; Rolls-Royce happily brags that customers routinely drop another £200,000 on bespoke personalisation and indulgent extras. It is, in essence, a hand-built monument to excess.

Enter Novitec, which somehow decided that the Cullinan wasn’t excessive enough. Their solution? Humanise this rolling symbol of privilege by dismantling its opulence and then rebuilding it with—what else—still more opulence. It’s the automotive equivalent of pouring caviar on a gold-plated steak.

The Novitec SPOFEC Rolls-Royce Cullinan Series 2 Black Badge OVERDOSE is an ultra-exclusive widebody SUV with lightweight carbon-fibre accents, forged SPOFEC SP4 wheels, and a lowered performance suspension.

A custom valve-controlled exhaust unlocks the full roar of its powerful V12, completing the transformation into a more aggressive, performance-focused statement of excess.