Open the powered coach doors, and an equally understated interior greets you. Trimmed in Scivaro Grey and Charles Blue leather, the Spectre’s cabin feels contemporary yet traditional; alongside tech, you still get plush hide, lambswool carpeting, and wood veneer.
As expected, the Spectre treats occupants to four-zone climate control, a 16-speaker Bespoke Audio sound system, and front seats with heating, ventilation, and massage functions. Those in the rear make do with heated seats only. Adjustable air suspension permits the Spectre to float along as a Rolls should, while other touches, like the Shooting Star headliner and illuminated fascia, heighten the sense of occasion.
Discussing power and performance figures is positively vulgar for many Rolls-Royce owners, but it’s worth mentioning here. Twin electric motors gain sustenance from a 102-kWh battery and deliver 577 horsepower and 664 lb-ft of torque to all four corners. 0-60 mph is dispatched in 4.4 seconds.
