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Rolls-Royce debuts Spectre, their first all-electric super coupé, in North India, marking a significant shift toward electrification. The ultra-luxury car, set for delivery in late 2023, symbolises Rolls-Royce's commitment to a fully electric portfolio by 2030. With strong global demand and a futuristic design, the Spectre showcases the brand's pioneering spirit in embracing an electric era.

This week, Rolls Royce revealed the Black Badge Wraith Black Arrow as the final iteration of the Wraith coupe. Limited to only 12 units worldwide, the Rolls Royce Black Badge Wraith Black Arrow is the British marquee’s final V12-powered coupe. Rolls Royce’s future is electric, and it begins later this year with the introduction of the Spectre coupe.

Rolls-Royce have taken the wraps off the Spectre. The new luxury coupe heralds the beginning of an all-electric car era for the manufacturer. The new 2024 Spectre drophead coupe is Rolls-Royce’s first step towards the company’s promise of an all-electric lineup by 2030. Let’s take a look at the Rolls-Royce Spectre’s design, electric powertrain, specifications, range and its features.

Rolls Royce recently unveiled the redesigned Spirit of Ecstasy, which will take pride of place on the bonnet of all their future EVs. The redesigned figurine will first make its appearance on the company’s upcoming EV, the Spectre. Rolls-Royce have said that redesigning the iconic Spirit of Ecstasy has helped them achieve a drag coefficient of 0.26 for the all-electric Rolls-Royce prototype.