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Halcyon Rolls-Royce Corniche Restomod

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Sep 7, 2025 at 11:59am ET

The Halcyon Rolls-Royce Corniche EV restomod is a bold reinterpretation of the iconic 1978 Corniche convertible, now fully electrified. Behind this transformation is Halcyon, a new luxury marque dedicated to blending heritage design with state-of-the-art electric technology. The car retains its unmistakably classic silhouette while packing a modern 800-volt EV platform capable of delivering between 400 and 500 horsepower—offering silent performance to match the refined character Rolls-Royce has always embodied.

Craftsmanship plays a central role in every Halcyon build. Each Corniche is stripped to bare metal and rebuilt by hand, preserving its vintage elegance while integrating contemporary features. Subtle touches like reworked chrome bumpers, LED lighting, and hidden infotainment systems ensure the vehicle feels timeless rather than dated. The cabin remains a sanctuary of luxury, now enhanced with electric seat adjustment, modern climate control, and a unique customizable dashboard gallery for displaying art or personal objects.

With only 60 units planned, the Halcyon Corniche EV is designed for discerning collectors who appreciate both legacy and innovation. Each car is built to order, with prices starting around £395,000 before the cost of the donor vehicle. Production is highly limited and detail-intensive, with each build taking about a year to complete. The result is a rolling sculpture—an homage to classic British motoring, reimagined for an electrified future.

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