Rolls Royce is on a roll in Asia, opening new centers one after another, and announcing new expansion plans. Rolls-Royce Motor Cars Chief Executive Torsten Müller-Ötvös is on a tour of the Far East, and signs new contract in every city visits. After inking a new deal with their Thai importer for a new facility, RR CEO is now in Japan to announce plans for new, upgraded showrooms in both Tokyo and Yokohama, and plans for presence in Osaka.

Demand for Rolls Royce cars is rising in Japan, especially in Yokohama and Osaka. So to cope with it, RR is opening up increased retail space in Tokyo and a new presence in Osaka, in addition to an upgraded showroom in Yokohama. Mr. CEO also oversaw the opening of a new, expanded showroom at Rolls-Royce Motor Cars Tokyo operated by Cornes Motors Ltd at Shiba, Minato-ku Tokyo.

The new facility which accommodates five Rolls-Royce cars is upgraded to RR’s global standards, and features a bespoke lounge, furnished in the latest wood, leather and paint examples gives customers a direct line to the designers and craftspeople at the Home of Rolls-Royce in Goodwood, England. Customers can sit there in peace and comfort and personalize their Roller.

The launch of a new showroom in Tokyo follows the announcement that Cornes Motors Ltd has been awarded Rolls-Royce Motor Car’s first dealership in Osaka.

Mr Müller-Ötvös also visited the Rolls-Royce Motor Cars Yokohama showroom, operated by Nicole MotorCars Co., Ltd, the authorised dealer in Kanagawa Prefecture. The dealership has seen healthy sales growth so far in 2012. Significant investment has been made in a new Bespoke lounge – reflecting the increasing demand from Yokohama customers to commission highly individual motor cars.  As a result, the dealership has expanded its facility by moving the administrative office to the second floor of the facility.