Why Do Rolls-Royce Wheels Appear Not to Rotate?

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Rolls-Royce vehicles do not have immobile wheel hubs; the brand emblems on the rims of Rolls-Royce cars utilize a weighted pendulum technology, ensuring that the emblem remains stationary regardless of wheel rotation. Below are specific details about Rolls-Royce: 1. Introduction: Rolls-Royce, a British luxury automobile brand, was founded in 1906 by Frederick Henry Royce (Henry Royce) and Charles Stewart Rolls (Charlie Rolls). Rolls-Royce-produced cars are outstanding representatives of top-tier automobiles, renowned worldwide for their luxury and are one of the primary symbols of European and American automotive excellence. 2. Brand Craftsmanship: From the outset, Rolls-Royce has adhered to a philosophy of meticulous quality, embodying the traditional British art of car manufacturing: refined, enduring, and meticulous in every detail. Statistics show that crafting a steering wheel takes 15 hours, assembling a car body requires 31 hours, and installing an engine takes 6 days. Consequently, the assembly line moves at a rate of only 6 inches per minute. Producing a four-door car takes two and a half months, with each vehicle undergoing a 5,000-mile test drive. Therefore, customers ordering a Rolls-Royce typically need to wait patiently for over six months.