What is the difference between the Rolls-Royce Black Badge version and the regular version?

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Here are the differences between the Rolls-Royce Black Badge version and the regular version; Exterior: The Rolls-Royce Black Badge version, fully named Black Badge, is essentially the 'Dark Night Edition.' The Black Badge version features blackened treatments on multiple parts of the vehicle, including the Spirit of Ecstasy on the hood, the emblem, the grille, window frames, trunk trim, exhaust pipes, and more. Interior: For the interior, the dashboard is adorned with carbon fiber panels. These panels undergo six layers of paint, followed by drying, and are finally hand-polished to a mirror finish, a process that takes over half a month. The dashboard and seats feature the infinity symbol, representing the car's limitless design combinations and the boundless luxury of its manufacturing philosophy. The roof is made of black leather material, into which 1,344 individual optical fibers are handwoven to create a starlight ceiling effect. Mechanical: The Cullinan Black Badge version comes with an integrated active steering system, which is absent in the regular version. The engine remains a 6.7T V12, but after recalibration, it delivers a maximum power of 441 kW, 600 horsepower, and a maximum torque of 900 N·m, surpassing the regular version (420 kW, 571 horsepower, 850 N·m).