Recently, overseas media released a set of road test spy photos of Rolls-Royce's new phantom, and the new car is mainly fine-tuned for appearance details, which is more exquisite than the current model. It is reported that the new car will be officially listed in 2023, and will be introduced into the domestic market in the form of imports in the future.
In terms of appearance, the new car adopts light camouflage, which is expected to be fine-tuned in the headlights, front face grille and front and rear bumpers, and the front face Parthenon-style air intake grille and the flying goddess above bring a full sense of luxury to the new car, and the visual effect is very atmospheric. At present, foreign media have not yet broken the interior map of the new car, but according to the current model, the interior of the new car is not expected to change too much, and it still maintains a luxurious design style.
In terms of power, the new car will most likely continue to use the 6.7T twin-turbo V12 engine on the current model, with a maximum power of 420kW and a peak torque of 900N·m, matching the 8-speed automatic transmission. According to foreign media analysis, before Rolls-Royce completely transforms into a pure electric brand in 2030, the V12 engine is expected to be partially adjusted, and it is expected to be equipped with a light mixing system to reduce its displacement, and a pure electric version will be launched in the future.