Rolls-Royce lancer & agrave; its first electric car in production at the end of 2023 and it & egrave; committed to phasing out combustion engines across its entire range by 2030. The first battery-powered model will be called; & quot; Specter & quot; and soon will begin road tests. The goal is to cover 2.5 million km in all conditions to test the vehicle in the best possible way, to ensure that it meets the quality requirements; by Rolls-Royce.
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Also, Specter won't pogger & agrave; on the platform developed by the BMW Group as it seemed so far. CEO Torsten M & uuml; ller- & Ouml; tv & ouml; s wanted to highlight that they will never use an existing BMW model to convert it into a Rolls-Royce. For this, the English electric will pogger & agrave; on the modular aluminum platform & quot; Architecture of Luxury & quot; already used on Phantom and Cullinan models. Apparently, & egrave; has been designed to accommodate not only petrol engines but also electric ones.
Even if the platform will not be; that of the BMW Group, is not; said that in the end the English brand does not decide to use the motors present on the i4 and iX models. To find out more about the Specter, you will need & agrave; wait for the road tests. At that point you can & agrave; understand something more also on design . The only certainties are name, however different from what we thought, and debut date.
The start of road tests will come; about 10 years after the presentation of the 102EX electric concept car based on the Phantom model. In 2016, the British brand then unveiled a further electric concept, the 103EX created to show future trends in terms of style, autonomous technology and luxury materials.
The electric propulsion goes well with it. to the DNA of Rolls-Royce cars which, in addition to luxury, focus a lot on great travel comfort.
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