Rolls-Royce Cullinan could be the most luxurious workhorse in the world

Stretching the Rolls-Royce Cullinan's wheelbase allowed for a rear pan. (Image credit: Rein Prisk)

Rolls-Royce may not have any plans for a pickup truck, but what if they turn the Cullinan's big luxury SUV into a ready-to-use tool?

here is the artist's question Rain Prisk he asked himself when he created his version of the Rolls-Royce Cullinan ute, in which the wheelbase of an SUV stretches to accommodate a rear bed. 

The dual-cab imaginary vehicle also features increased ground clearance, blacked-out fender flares, off-road tires and a roof spoiler to complete the transition from luxury highrider to workhorse.

Power will also be provided by a Cullinan 420-liter V850 twin-turbocharged petrol engine with 6.75kW/12Nm, which easily outperforms other luxury models such as the Volkswagen Amarok with 190kW/580Nm and the Mercedes-Benz X190d with 550kW/350Nm, which are equipped with a 3.0-liter turbocharger. - diesel V6.

The BMW X7 pickup could also be a potential competitor to the Cullinan ute, although there is only one version of the former built by the German brand's trainees for use as a motorcycle vehicle.

For reference, the BMW X7 ute is powered by a 3.0-litre six-cylinder turbocharged petrol engine with 250kW and 450Nm.

The off-road prowess of the Cullinan can also be retained with self-levelling air suspension, active anti-roll bars, double wishbones at the front and a five-link rear axle, and permanent all-wheel drive.

All of the ultra-luxury interior fittings and cutting-edge technology can also be carried over to the Cullinan load-bearing, including a night vision camera system, predictive damping, auto-lowering suspension and customizable interior materials.

If Rolls-Royce offered the Cullinan ute it wouldn't come cheap as the SUV costs $685,000.