Recently, Rolls-Royce Mirage Special Edition (Mirage Regatta) official map released, will be officially unveiled at the Goodwood Speed Festival. Inspired by sailing events on the south coast of England, this model is packed with sailing elements from the inside out. The new car is based on the Mirage long-wheelbase version and has a body length of 5982mm. The exterior is painted in Regatta blue and English white, and the hand-sprayed color demarcation reproduces the boundary between the hull and the water surface of the yacht, with a 22-inch polished disc wheel (a tribute to the sailboat winch) and multiple bright chrome decorations, and the seafaring atmosphere is directly filled. The interior is a bicolor theme, the cockpit is wrapped in navy blue leather, with grace white seams, piping and bicolor steering wheels, and the white outlet frame is paired with a hand-painted gallery decorative panel called "Watercolor" - a new mixing technology that takes two weeks to polish by Rolls-Royce's in-house team, creating a delicate marine texture with special paint. The rear row features a reverse color scheme, grace white seats with navy blue details, and a central console overlaid with V-shaped woodwork. The most noteworthy is the rear picnic table, each of which takes 120 hours to build, and is stitched with 16 royal walnuts and black bolivar wood strips. The design is inspired by the yacht deck. In addition, the glowing door panels and custom starlight roof are also highlights, and the 1307 optical fibers on the roof simulate the swirling ocean currents around the Isle of Wight. In terms of power, the new car is expected to be equipped with a twin-turbocharged 6.75 L V12 engine, with a maximum power of 420kW, a maximum torque of 900N · m, 0-96km/h acceleration of only 5.2 seconds, and a maximum speed of 250km/h. (Compiled by Qin Chao, Automobile House).