Which country is the home of Rolls-Royce?

The country that is home to Rolls-Royce is the United Kingdom.

Rolls-Royce Motor Cars is a British luxury-car manufacturer headquartered and manufacturing vehicles at Goodwood in West Sussex, England. England is part of the United Kingdom, so “United Kingdom” is the country-level answer expected in a quiz. The company’s cars are assembled, trimmed and finished at the Goodwood plant, where highly specialised craftsmanship is combined with modern manufacturing.

The brand’s origins also lie in the United Kingdom. Engineer Henry Royce and automobile pioneer Charles Rolls formed their partnership in 1904, and Rolls-Royce Limited was incorporated in Britain in 1906. The marque therefore has British historical roots even though its modern corporate ownership is international.

A frequent source of confusion is ownership. BMW has owned Rolls-Royce Motor Cars since 2003, but ownership does not change the company’s British identity or its manufacturing base. Rolls-Royce Motor Cars should also be distinguished from Rolls-Royce Holdings, the separate British aerospace and engineering group.