What is the name of the flagship Rolls-Royce sedan?

The Rolls-Royce flagship sedan is the Phantom.

The Phantom is Rolls-Royce Motor Cars’ full-size, ultra-luxury saloon and sits at the top of the company’s regular model range. The current eighth-generation Phantom was introduced in 2017 and is available with standard and extended wheelbases, the latter providing extra rear-seat space.

The name has a long history: the first Phantom appeared in 1925, replacing the Silver Ghost. Modern BMW-owned Rolls-Royce revived the name in 2003 with the Phantom VII, the first new Rolls-Royce launched after BMW secured the marque’s automotive rights.

The Ghost is smaller and positioned as the brand’s more accessible saloon, while Cullinan is the SUV and Spectre is the electric coupé. The Phantom is therefore not simply another Rolls-Royce sedan; it is the marque’s flagship. It should not be confused with the Wraith, which was a two-door grand tourer.