Orders for Rolls-Royce’s eighth-generation Phantom kick off in October, with cashed-up Aussies forking out between $950,000 and $1.1 million for the ultra-luxury V12-powered cruiser.

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Rolls Royce's convertible Dawn arrives in Australia in April 2016. Priced at $749,000 it is $104,000 dearer than its hard-top sister Wraith.

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The first new car to emerge from Rolls Royce in four years and powered by the same 6.6-litre V12 found in the Rolls Royce Ghost. An output of 465kW makes the two-door coupe the British car maker’s most powerful model. First arrivals are expected to omit some of the satellite navigation technology found in the European versions.

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Providing more than twice the knee-room of the standard Ghost – afforded by an extra 170mm of length, bringing the car’s total length to 5569mm – the Ghost Extended Wheelbase also features a panoramic sunroof, which Rolls-Royce claims “sets new standards for interior ambience and light".

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Rolls-Royce's all-new entry-level Ghost range is expected to be priced at $645,000. With a surprisingly coupe-like silhouette (for a Rolls-Royce), it is powered by a 420kW BMW-developed 6.6-litre direct-injection twin-turbocharged V12 petrol engine, mated to an eight-speed ZF automatic.

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Rolls-Royce revealed its new Phantom coupe at the 2008 Geneva motor show as the fourth bodystyle to emerge from the BMW-developed Phantom range. The two-door mega-coupe features the same hand-made aluminium chassis and 338kW/720Nm 6.75-litre V12, and goes on sale here in late 2008.

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