Information Rolls Royce first used the Dawn name in 1949, attached to a limited-production drophead coupe that emphasized elegance and exclusivity.

Fast forward to 2015, Rolls Royce revived the name with the modern Dawn, a four-seat convertible derived from the Wraith coupe.

Unlike many convertibles that compromise comfort for design, the Dawn was engineered to deliver the fully uncompromised Rolls Royce experience with the roof down.

Its fabric roof could open in near silence in 22 seconds even while moving at low speeds, reinforcing the brand s obsession with refinement.

In 2016 Rolls-Royce introduced the Black Badge sub brand as a more rebellious, performance oriented interpretation to complement their traditional lineup.

Black Badge signalled a shift toward a younger, more dynamic clientele.

Following the Wraith and Ghost, the Dawn Black Badge transformed the serene cruiser into something with a sharper edge a darker expression of luxury.

The Dawn Black Badge retains the unm...