The first model ever produced by Rolls-Royce was the Rolls-Royce 10 hp, which was introduced in 1904.

This car marked the beginning of Rolls-Royce’s legacy in luxury automobiles. The 10 hp was a small, two-seater car powered by a 1.75-liter, 10 horsepower engine, which was an impressive feature for its time. It showcased Sir Henry Royce's commitment to precision engineering and quality, setting the foundation for Rolls-Royce's reputation for building reliable, high-performance vehicles.

Although not as opulent as some later models, the 10 hp helped establish Rolls-Royce's identity as a manufacturer of luxury and performance, setting the tone for the company's future innovations. The first car also caught the attention of Charles Rolls, who became an early advocate for the brand and helped ensure its commercial success.