Baby Rolls-Royce revealed

This is a photo of the Rolls-Royce 200EX concept car, which will be revealed in the metal at the Geneva motor show next month.

Rolls-Royce describes it as an experimental car, but with the company releasing an all-new model next year codenamed RR4 don't expect too many changes on the concept vehicle.

The 200EX is a four-door saloon that Rolls-Royce claims to have 'more panache and bravado' than you might have expect from a Roller.

Rolls-Royce's chief designer Ian Cameron says the 200EX is 'powerful but unobtrusive'.

The 200EX is powered by a new V12 engine, but further details about the engine are scarce.

Also included on the car is the latest evolution of the company's iconic front grille, which, with its sides curved inwards and the vanes set back into the opening, Rolls-Royce likens to the front of a jet engine.

The car also has the same rear-hinged coach doors that are used on the Phantom, but in this concept car they open though 83 degrees, offering the widest rear access of any car.

Phantom update at Geneva
Rolls-Royce is also showing its mildly revised Phantom at the Geneva motor show. It has a new bumper, 21-inch alloy wheels and LED door handle lights.

The interior has new front and rear door cappings, with integrated grab handles and new reading lights in the rear pillars to provide additional illumination.

Rolls has also repositioned the rear climate control, volume control and electric window switches and housed them in a wood veneer door panel.