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[BUSINESS] · United Kingdom · 4 sources

Rolls‑Royce unveils Spectre Series II with more power, range and bespoke options

Rolls‑Royce Motor Cars has launched the Spectre Series II, an updated version of its all‑electric luxury coupé. The exterior design remains largely unchanged, with a new Ethereal Blue paint finish and redesigned 23‑inch forged alloy wheels. Inside, the cabin gains an illuminated fascia spanning the dashboard with over 8,000 light points, a new wide‑screen display, and expanded bespoke material choices, including Duality Twill—a bamboo‑derived textile—perforated leather, and high‑gloss walnut veneer.

Performance improvements see the standard model delivering 592 bhp and 1,015 Nm of torque, while the Black Badge variant reaches up to 680 bhp and 1,100 Nm. A larger 112 kWh battery increases the WLTP‑certified range to as much as 628 km, an 18 % gain, and charging time is cut by roughly 14 %. Both versions retain the dual‑motor all‑wheel‑drive layout.

The update reinforces Rolls‑Royce’s focus on electric luxury while offering customers richer personalization possibilities, positioning the Spectre as the brand’s most customized vehicle after the Phantom.