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Rolls-Royce's Spectre, its first all-electric model, unveiled in South Korea
In the Asia-Pacific, South Korea is the first country where the model has been introduced.
Spectre, Rolls-Royce's first all-electric model, has been unveiled in South Korea, with it being the first country in Asia-Pacific where the British auto giant has introduced the car.
Spectre has been revealed in South Korea in its ‘Crescendo’ edition, noted Rolls-Royce.
“Today, we unveiled the Spectre in Korea, marking the debut of the marque's first fully-electric model in the Asia-Pacific region. For this landmark presentation, Spectre is revealed in the Crescendo edition,” it tweeted on Friday, introducing the car in Asia's fourth-biggest economy.
Rolls-Royce Spectre: Price
In South Korea, the world's ‘first ultra-luxury electric super coupe’ has been given a starting price of 620 million won ($486,000; ₹4 crore).
Rolls-Royce Spectre: Deliveries
The deliveries in South Korea will begin in the fourth quarter of the year, the manufacturer said without, however, giving the pre-order figures.
Rolls-Royce Spectre: Range
In an October 2022 press release introducing the coupe, the BMW-owned brand, citing preliminary data, said that Spectre is expected to have a range of 520 kms WLTP, offering 900 Nm torque from its 430 kW powertrain. Also, its timing to accelerate from 0 to 100 kmph was estimated at 4.5 seconds.
