Rolls-Royce Spectre Black Badge Unveiled – Most Powerful Electric RR Yet

Rolls-Royce has revealed the high-performance version of the Spectre fastback coupe – the Rolls-Royce Spectre Black Badge. It has “bold exterior finishes, vivid interior details, and innovative opportunities for Bespoke” along with a 102kWh battery pack. Compared to the standard Spectre, its performance variant offers an extra 82bhp of power and 175Nm of torque. This luxury performance machine delivers a whooping 659bhp and 1,075Nm of torque via a new Infinity Mode, transmitting power to all four wheels. This makes the most powerful electric Rolls-Royce to date.
 

The Rolls-Royce Spectre Black Badge isn’t just powerful – it’s faster as well. It does 0 to 100kmph in just 4.1 seconds with a claimed range of 493km – 530km. Several enhancements have been made to its chassis, steering, roll stabilisation system and dampers, enabling it to unleash unparalleled power and performance.
 

Blacked-Out Aesthetics
 

The Spectre Black Badge is painted in a new Vapour Violet paint scheme, which is inspired by the neon ambience of 1980s and 1990s club culture. This performance fastback coupe features the signature Spirit of Ecstasy, blacked out front grille, the double ‘R’ Badge of Honour, Iced Black bonnet, 23-inch, five-spoke forged aluminium wheels. Additionally, the door handles, side window surround and bumper accents are finished in black.
 

Patheon Grille & Interior Ambience
 

This performance fastback coupe gets a new illuminated Pantheon grille in multiple colours – Charles Blue, Forge Yellow, Tailored Purple, Turchese, Chartreuse and Forge Yellow. Interestingly, the coloured illumination extends into the interior with newly developed illuminated Black badge Treadplates, offered in ten complementary shades.
 

Futuristic Interior Design
 

Interior of the Rolls-Royce Spectre Black Badge has a unique pattern on the illuminated fascia, described as “abstract expression of the Spirit of Ecstasy”, set against a Piano Black background sprinkled with 5,500 stars and the Infiniti symbol. The cabin has a Technical Fiber finish on the surface along with a black Bolivar wood base. The instrument dials are available in five colour themes – Ultraviolet, Vivid Grellow, Synth Wave, Neon Nights and Cyan Fire.

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