A sweeping fastback reminiscent of the world’s most evocative watercraft. This seamless surface contributes to Spectre’s drag coefficient — the lowest of any Rolls-Royce.
Spectre’s enchanting presence is articulated through lines of sculptural purity. Its graceful form is exciting in every sense; the fender line evokes dynamism, while the lower waft line — inspired by yacht design — sweeps upward at the front like the gently lifting bow of an accelerating boat. This line also creates the illusion of motion even when Spectre is still, reflecting its athletic character.
Iconic Rolls-Royce details, reinvented for this modern masterpiece.
The Spirit of Ecstasy embodies the marques audacious and intrepid sense of evolution. Her iconic form has seen many iterations since her inception in 1904, when the sculptor Charles Robinson Sykes debuted the first of numerous interpretations. For Spectre, the iconic figurine undergoes yet another transformation. The new design depicts her riding the wind at a lower stance, her reimagined robes flow delicately in her wake. These subtle enhancements modernise our emblem; an aerodynamic muse — for who speed is an intrinsic extension of her grace.
In the full light of day, Spectre is spellbinding. Its formidable beauty and charisma command instant recognition and respect. The Illuminated Pantheon Grille expands upon this notion, ensuring the motor car’s enchanting presence is equally felt after dark. The glowing grille is the widest of any Rolls-Royce. Its metal vanes are meticulously angled; the effect ‘shapes’ the air and bends the light, creating a wondrous radiance that draws observers in.
Rolls-Royce’s iconic split headlights have not been seen since Spectre’s spiritual predecessor, the Phantom Coupé. Spectre builds upon the original, visually arresting design with two components — upper daytime running lights and a lower, four-lamp cluster that brightly illuminates the road ahead.
Spectre is an emblem of agility and grace, engineered with precise handling and a fast-accelerating drive. This dynamism is matched with effortless performance and remarkable control.
Owners are invited to transform Spectre’s flawless surfaces into Bespoke masterpieces.
At the Home of Rolls-Royce in Goodwood, master artisans bring each vision to life, turning dreams into exquisite reality. Explore an endless palette of paint possibilities, accentuate Spectre’s form with a vivid Coachline, or infuse its woodwork with intricate marquetry.
Immerse yourself in Spectre’s modern cabin, where flawless design meets superior comfort.
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