Rolls-Royce Motor Cars presents Project Nightingale, a Coachbuild Collection. Only 100 examples will be created for sale, each coachbuilt by hand at the Home of Rolls-Royce at Goodwood, El.kz reports.

Rolls-Royce said Project Nightingale will measure 5.76m, which is roughly the same length as its flagship four- or five-seater saloon, Phantom.

While the company does not publicly disclose the price of its cars, it said Project Nightingale would sit between its Private Commission and Coachbuild products, which have been estimated to cost more than £500,000 and £20m respectively.

Named after Le Rossignol, French for 'the nightingale', and the name of the designers' and engineers' house near Henry Royce's winter home on the Côte d'Azur, this extraordinary production concept is an open two-seat motor car that introduces a dramatic new expression of Rolls-Royce design.

A standout feature is the “Starlight Breeze” suite, composed of over 10,500 individual lighting elements that trace the soundwave patterns of a nightingale’s song, enveloping occupants in an ambient, almost musical glow. The interior architecture remains tactile and analog at its core, with physical controls, open-pore wood finishes, and a motorized armrest that reveals hidden compartments and controls in a choreographed sequence.