Why It Takes 6 MONTHS To Build Just ONE Rolls Royce?

The British automaker, Rolls Royce makes some of the world's most luxurious and unique hand-crafted automobiles that promise a seamless magical carpet ride, and it takes Rolls Royce up to 6 months to build just one of these bespoke automobiles. So let's look inside the Roll Royce factory and see why it take the luxury automaker that long to build just a vehicle. You are watching Future Mission. If you aren’t subscribed yet, make sure to join us on a journey through the technology world. Many people are curious about why it takes 6 months to build a single Rolls Royce, and the short answer is that nearly every part of the production process is completed and made to perfection by the most experienced hands, with robots carrying only the heavy parts. Even Rolls Royce often boasts that there are just two robots in its factory. Rolls Royce’s production line is built around traditional craftsmanship that is enhanced by state-of-the-art designs and technology. Immediately you step into the Rolls-Royce factory, you will surely feel the difference in the calmness and the production flow. The Rolls Royce factory is technically an assembly line where teams of artisans and crafters combine their skills to build something remarkable, something that has never seen before. The team of experts have to have the time and freedom to produce their very best work, so Rolls-Royce factory slows down the car-building process so that each element may be crafted to perfection. Beyond that, all Rolls Royce cars are usually custom-made according to orders. As a Rolls Royce customer, you are very much welcome to contribute your unique ideas to the design of the car, so rarely two models of a car are the same. All these unique ideas and designs will be built by hand, so it is largely because of the none usage of automated machines that makes the production process longer. Let’s look into some of the features of the Rolls Royce car that make it takes time to build and how each car is built in its factory. The Detailed Paintwork On Rolls Royce Cars Is Done By Hand One of the first obvious things about a Rolls Royce is the paintwork. Rolls Royce brand has 44,000 standard color palettes available for the exterior paint job. The most exquisite part is that the detailed paintwork on each Rolls Royce car is done by hand by just a single person. Aside from the 44,000 colors the luxury automaker has, some customers even create and name their own color, making their Rolls-Royce entirely one-of-a-kind. Rolls Royce can even replicate its customers color need starting from their house, or something they have seen somewhere, even to lipstick colors making the car unique. If someone else sees the color and wants to replicate it, Rolls Royce needs to take permission from the original owner. Rolls Royce car painting process have at least seven layers of coat, there is primers, base coats, there's color, and, usually, the automaker put on two clear coats of lacquer. Some customers have even demanded up to 23 layers of colors which makes Rolls Royce car production time-consuming. In addition to the endless variations of colors, Rolls Royce customers can infuse their paint with materials such as diamonds to create special effects. Rolls Royce Interior is Unique Sumptuous leather abounds in any Rolls Royce car. The automaker ensures that each inch of the car leather is blemish-free, so it sources its leather from bull since cows are prone to stretch marks during pregnancy. And Rolls doesn’t just get it bulls anywhere, those bulls are only sourced from Europe where the higher altitudes translate to a lack of mosquitos and other insects, minimizing bite marks. The most interesting part of it is that the bull hides are treated and designed by hands. For instance, you’ll find leather artisans treating and working premium bull hides by hands, and then precisely cutting each piece with laser-guided cutting equipment in Rolls Royce factory. Rolls Royce employed four professional detailers who spend 3 to 4 hours just for the polishing process alone. The hides are all minutely inspected by hand and eye so that any flaws present on the hides are marked and discarded before the patterns are cut from perfect pieces. The hides are preshrunk and drum dyed for even color distribution, a softer feel, and longer life. The hand-stitched leatherwork takes over two weeks to complete, and 14 complete hides go into each car. Special materials, such as alligator skin, ostrich pelts, and others, can be added per request. The set of wood veneers used in the car interior comes from a single tree, creating a seamless flow of flawless wood from the dashboard to the rear compartment. Choices of woods range from walnut or elm to straight-grained Malabar teak or dark wenge. You can even choose to have wood taken directly from your family woods to make your interior truly legendary. The car can be adorned with anything from the buyer’s initials, family crest, or personal emblem