The front bumper for a Rolls-Royce Cullinan Black Badge is a complex multi-piece assembly. As of 2026, there is a significant design split between the Series I (2019–2024) and the newly released Series II (2025–Present).

1. Series II (2025–Present) – The “LCI” Refresh

The Series II Black Badge front bumper is a radical departure from the original.

• Design Changes: It features vertical LED daytime running lights (DRLs) that create a “downward” line, often described as “jowls” or “fangs.” The air intakes are angled more aggressively to lower the car’s visual center of gravity.

• Lower Bumper Finish: On the Black Badge Series II, Rolls-Royce now offers the option to have the lower bumper surfaces, sills, and valances finished in the exterior body color rather than the standard black textured finish.

• The Pantheon Grille: The grille is slightly lower and is illuminated from within, a standard feature for the Black Badge Series II.

2. Series I (2019–2024) – The Original Black Badge

The Series I bumper is more rectangular and “monolithic.”

• Key Part Numbers: * Bumper Cover: 51117448895 (or 51117448705 for some variations).

  • Air Intake Grilles (Black Badge): These feature a specific darkened chrome or high-gloss black finish unique to the BB trim.

• Spirit of Ecstasy: The Black Badge version uses a specific mounting base within the bumper/grille assembly for the High-Gloss Black figurine (Part # 51137444640).

3. Pricing and Sourcing (2026)

Replacing a front bumper on a Cullinan is rarely just a “skin” replacement; it almost always involves the sensors, grilles, and camera mounts.

4. Technical Note: Aftermarket Conversions

With the release of the Series II, many Series I owners are looking for “Facelift Kits.” * Warning: To install a Series II front bumper on a Series I car, you must also replace the headlights and the front fenders. The mounting points for the new vertical DRLs do not exist on the Series I body.

• Companies like Spofec (Novitec) and 1016 Industries offer widebody versions of t