Why Rolls Royce Car Tire Logo Doesn’t Rotate:- Today we will know a feature of Rolls-Royce brand vehicles that comes only in Rolls-Royce cars and we will also tell you its full explanation. When Rolls Royce vehicles move, the Rolls Royce RR logo in the middle of the car’s tires does not rotate. We will know in this article why this happens and how it happens. आप इसे हिंदी में भी पढ़ सकते है.
Why Rolls Royce Car Tire Logo Doesn’t Rotate
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All the companies of the vehicles in this world, Audi, BMW, Mercedes, Maruti, Hyundai, in the middle of the tires of all those vehicles, there is a logo of the brand of that vehicle, which along with the moving of the car, that logo Rotates too. Rolls-Royce’s vehicles are special, that’s why Rolls-Royce has developed a different technology so that when its vehicles move, the Rolls-Royce logo is always straight.
For this, the expression of Rolls-Royce is that Rolls-Royce is always progressing, that is why their brand stands upright. Now let’s understand in easy language how Rolls Royce is able to do this. The Rolls-Royce logo can also be rotated, which is why it has an anti-spinning mechanism at the back. Due to which the wheel of the car rotates but the logo of the tire of the Rolls Royce car does not rotate.
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You must have seen the fidget spinner, think of its center as the logo of Rolls Royce and the rest as the outer parts of the tire. This is how the logo of Rolls Royal also works. All this is a miracle of anti-spinning mechanism, which has been specially developed in Rolls-Royce for its cars. So that their brand and their vehicles continue to grow.
Recently, Volkswagen also tried to copy this myth and this feature has not been launched in Volkswagen yet. It shows how committed Rolls Royce is to its smallest features and to improving its cars. If you liked this article, then do share it with your friends and family.
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