Rolls-Royce's signature umbrellas complement the interior color scheme ... Beneath the backlit LED SPECTRE doorsill lies a ...

Rolls-Royce has been testing its upcoming Spectre electric luxury coupe for a while now, and it’s been wearing a camouflage wrap covered in marketing phrases. In both traditional spy photos and ...

Here's what you're missing. I spent a day with the Rolls-Royce Spectre and saw what a $420,000 car interior looks and feels like. Whenever I mention that the electric Rolls-Royce I recently tested ...

The Spectre will feature what looks like a very typical, traditional Rolls-Royce interior, where the tactile feeling of turning a knob or flipping a switch is more important than eliminating buttons.

The official WLTP range for the Spectre is 520km, but Rolls-Royce insists it can do far better in the real world.

Anyone familiar with Rolls-Royce's current interior design will find a similarly sybaritic one here, although the company has added several design features that are unique to Spectre. For example ...

Yup, the Spectre is Rolls-Royce’s first all-electric car ... there’s no ho-hum “standard” interior anyone is likely to actually buy. Instead the seats, dash and starry headliner are ...

Luxury car aficionados across the nation are in for a treat as British marquee Rolls-Royce gears up to launch its latest marvel—the Spectre Black Badge—in India on Friday, June 21. This grand ...

Rolls-Royce has introduced a unique commission ... reflect their interest in the lunar halo phenomenon. The interior of the Spectre Lunaflair is also bespoke, featuring a color scheme of Navy ...

My favorite feature of the new $420,000, all-electric Rolls-Royce Spectre isn’t the cosseting ride quality or the illuminated stars embedded in the headliner of the insanely ornate interior.

Rolls-Royce says the Lunaflair's holographic paint, which creates a rainbow effect, took more than a year to make. The Spectre's illuminated interior elements mimic a starry sky, and the Lunaflair ...

No, the Spectre’s interior is traditional ... completely unusable. But this is a Rolls-Royce, so, of course, that isn’t the case. The front seats motor forward a fair bit, but it’s still ...