Rolls-Royce All-Electric Spectre Unveiled

Behold the all new Rolls-Royce All-Electric Spectre. Admire the interior photos of this brand new all-electric Spectre from Rolls-Royce.

Rolls-Royce All Electric Spectre has just been unveiled. It is becoming all-electric by 2030, and to kick off the transition, the much-awaited Spectre has been unveiled. The Spectre, Rolls-first Royce's fully-electric automobile, combines the brand's renowned design language and high-quality ethics with a vision of the future that is rapidly becoming a reality.

Rolls-Royce All-Electric Spectre

On the other hand, we find a car that is brand-new from the ground up. The lightweight aluminium construction of the Spectre demonstrates that Rolls-Royce automobiles are fundamentally suited for the electrification era. For instance, electric vehicles are typically swift, silent, and opulent by nature – all qualities that Rolls-Royce represents and embodies. For the Spectre, this is amplified by the EV currents coursing through its fibres, making it simultaneously the successor of the Phantom Coupé and the world's first "Ultra-Luxury Electric Super Coupé"

Ultra-Luxury Electric Super Coupé

To verify that the vehicle is of the highest quality, the manufacturer put it through the equivalent of a 400-year drive or 2.5 million kilometres of testing. The all-new, all-electric Spectre is anticipated to boast a mileage range of 323 miles on a single charge. On paper, the car could travel 2.9 miles per kWh. All of this is contained within a two-door, four-seat land yacht measuring over 5.5 metres in length, more than two metres in width, and weighing nearly three tonnes before passengers are added.

Boasts 323 Miles of Mileage on A Single Charge

But don't think the Spectre will be a slouch, as the figures show 900 Nm of torque will be provided by its 430Kw powerplant, which should be sufficient to propel the car to 62 MPH in 4.5 seconds, which is comparable to other automobiles such as the Rolls-Royce Ghost's 4.3-second sprint.

Luxurious Interiors

Similarly, the Spectre employs a design language akin to that of the Phantom Coupé or even the Ghost, but updated. The lines are chamfered and polished, but the sports car's ferocity remains. The result is a car that is unmistakably Rolls-Royce, with a wider-than-ever Pantheon grille and body lines that sweep down to a shortened rear end, while the front is erect and draws the eye to the renowned Spirit of Ecstasy.

Extravagant Finishing

With this in mind, the Spectre is Rolls-most Royce's aerodynamic vehicle ever, with a drag coefficient of just 0.25, allowing the monster to slice through the air to cut drag and enhance performance.

Polished, Glossy and Premium

Obviously, a Rolls-inside Royce's must be adorned with stars. The iconic starry-night headliner is now actually translated onto the doors as an optional extra, adding the "Starlight" finish with 5,876 LEDs to the interior of the coach doors. Naturally, rare and particularly selected timbers can be customised, while over 5,500 lights illuminate the passenger-side dashboard like stars in the night sky.

Rolls-Royce All-Electric Spectre Will Be Available in 2023

"SPIRIT" and "Whispers" technology, coined by the company, allow the user to remotely speak with the car — presumably to handle pre-heating, parking, and other amenities that make the experience more luxury, with much more to be unveiled before the car's formal release in Q4 2023. Can you wait until then for the official release of Rolls-Royce All-Electric Spectre?