Recently, Rolls-Royce's first electric car, the Spectre, was exposed in Sweden's winter test spy photos. The new car still has a two-door design, with a reverse opening (suicidal door). Compared with the previously exposed spy photos, this winter test photo has not changed much, or it is heavily camouflaged. But at least it can be seen that there is still a traditional Rolls-Royce grille on the front of the car. Not only that, in order to meet the arrival of the era of electrification, Rolls-Royce's "Goddess of Celebration" logo will be redesigned, and the size of the logo will be smaller, and it is expected to be reduced from the current height of 100.01mm to 82.37mm.
In terms of appearance, it can be seen that the car is still in a very serious camouflage state, and the front face of the new car still adopts the traditional design style of the Rolls-Royce family, including the daytime running lights and headlight group shape, as well as the forward grille of the Parthenon that Rolls-Royce is proud of.
On the side of the body, it can be seen that as rolls-Royce's first electric vehicle, the body size of the new car has not been compromised, and the new car still adopts the design of reversing the opening of the door.
It is worth mentioning that the rear of the new car will be more powerful, and the streamlined design from the roof to the tail will also make the car look more vibrant, and the traditional light group design with the tail will be more youthful.
In terms of power, Rolls-Royce has not yet provided details of the power system for the Shining. However, there have been recent rumors that the components and power configuration will be shared with the BMW IX M60, and in the face of the weight of the Rolls-Royce model plus the high requirements of the vehicle itself, we are still looking forward to the performance of the car's mileage and charging speed. The car is expected to debut in the fourth quarter of 2023 and will go on sale in the United States in 2024.