Dubai tuning house Venuum has launched its White Angel widebody kit for the Rolls-Royce Dawn convertible, limiting production to just 25 units worldwide. Which is a good thing, considering the all-white over orange Rolls-Royce is far from discreet. Working alongside US partner Creative Bespoke, the firm has delivered perhaps its most dramatic luxury modification yet.
The transformation begins at the front fascia, where Venuum replaces the Dawn’s signature chrome grille with a white 3D-printed plastic panel featuring geometric triangular perforations. This same pattern repeats across the lower intake openings. Rounded auxiliary lights are set deep into the bumper, and if you’re questioning how the company measures panel gaps with plastic body panels, you’re asking the wrong questions. Even the Spirit of Ecstasy receives questionable treatment, finished in white with an orange Rolls-Royce badge sitting below.
The widebody modifications continue along the flanks with new front and rear quarter panels paired with exaggerated rocker extensions. The visual disruption fundamentally alters the Dawn’s otherwise classy lines. Solid face wheels with a brushed finish further emphasize the wider stance. At the rear, Venuum completely abandons Rolls-Royce’s original design for the Dawn. Ultra slim taillights connect via a continuous LED bar above an aggressive diffuser housing aftermarket exhaust outlets.
Interior modifications feature high-contrast white and orange leather throughout the cabin, maintaining the exterior’s bold color story inside the convertible. Orange detailing ties the complete package together with consistent visual language. Creative Bespoke handles US distribution for customers seeking this particular expression of luxury customization. The limited production run ensures exclusivity for buyers willing to transform their six-figure luxury car into something vastly different from what left the Goodwood factory floor.
