Do you have a liking for cryptic movies like Inception, Memento, source code, and more? How many times have you wished to just enter the screen and live the puzzle yourself? All your matrix fantasies are now coming to life thanks to Rolls-Royce Wraith Kryptos that is filled with secret encrypted cipher messages. This two-door coupe is designed by Rolls-Royce bespoke designer Katrin Lehmann, who along with Rolls CEO Torsten Müller-Ötvös are the only two people with the full “resolution” to the codes, with the answer housed in a sealed envelope that has been put in a safe in the CEO’s office in Goodwood. So yes, the hype is for real, the codes are for real and so is this car that looks like it’s made for the movies. Each of the 50 units of the Wraith Kryptos grand tourer has a hidden message designed right into them, in the form of cryptographic ciphers. As mentioned before, 50 very rich and lucky people will only be able to buy one of these Wraith Kryptos cars at a cost of $400,000. The owners of these amazing cars can continue sending their guesses via the exclusive Rolls-Royce Whisper app, with clues to what the cipher message could be incorporated into the design of the car. Let’s take a look inside this crazy, coded Rolls-Royce Wraith Kryptos-
Presenting the very majestic Rolls-Royce Wraith Kryptos, the car that’s packed with codes inside along with exclusive upholstery, trim and detailing. The magic continues on the exterior of the car too as the Bespoke Delphic Grey colorway shows its blue and green flakes only under direct sunlight.
This is where it all begins at the Spirit of Ecstasy wherein the base of the hood ornament includes a Morse-code like an engraving.
Rolls Royce is being a little kind to would-be-owners by placing the embroidered cipher into the headrest. The guesses can be sent to the company via the Rolls-Royce Whisper app.
The starlight headliner has got to be one of the highlights of the car with the high-tech design that resembles a stream of data.
If you look for it you will find it! We spotted another code in the screen-printed design on the metal dashboard.
