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Rolls Royce SPECTRE EV: 2025 – a groundbreaking electrified luxury that redefines the prestige of motoring. The 2025 Rolls Royce SPECTRE EV price narrative reflects a blend of uncompromising engineering and bold sustainability. Whether you’re testing the waters with a used Rolls Royce SPECTRE EV price comparison or simply wondering what a 2025 Rolls Royce SPECTRE EV is worth, this guide walks you through the key details, spec highlights, and depreciation insights that shape its value in the market today.

• Model year: 2025
• Body type: Luxury flagship (executive coupe)
• Dimensions (L×W×H): 5,112 mm × 1,865 mm × 1,462 mm
• Wheelbase: 3,353 mm
• Weight: 2,800 kg (approx.)
• Drive: All‑wheel drive
• Motor(s): Dual‑motor electric powertrain, 1,000 kW total power
• Battery: 100 kWh lithium‑ion pack (compact architecture)
• Range: 480 km (WLTP)
• Acceleration 0‑100 km/h: 3.5 s
• Top speed: 250 km/h (electronically limited)
• Transmission: Single‑speed automatic
• Fuel type: Electric; zero tailpipe emissions
• Charging: 350 kW DC fast charge (0–80 % in approx. 10 minutes)
• Infotainment: Rolls‑Royce Touch, i‑Pad integration
• Interior tech: 4‑zone climate control, bespoke spatial audio
• Exterior finish: Customizable white, black, tire black, and other paint palettes
• Design influence: Classic Rolls Royce silhouettes meeting futuristic minimalism

Retrospective Insight: Rolls Royce SPECTRE EV depreciation

As with most luxury super‑vehicles, the Rolls Royce SPECTRE EV follows a well‑defined depreciation curve. After launch, a new SPECTRE typically loses 15–20 % of its value in the first year. By the 3‑year mark, the vehicle usually sits at roughly 70–75 % of its original price. Long‑term ownership can see a further 5–10 % attrition annually, up to a 45–50 % drop over a five‑year period.

When evaluating the used Rolls Royce SPECTRE EV price, owners and collectors often factor in battery health, mileage, and service records. A pristine 2025 model with less than 1,000 km and a fully certified charge cycle can command a premium over peers that have more usage. While the specific figures depend on market dynamics, this depreciation framing provides a solid baseline for assessing the true worth of any used unit.

Comparison context

In the ultra‑luxury EV segment, the Rolls Royce SPECTRE EV sits alongside the Porsche Taycan Turbo S and the BMW iX5, but its signature opulence sets it apart. Compared to similar models, the SPECTRE boasts a more expansive interior and bespoke craftsmanship that justifies its distinct pricing band. Performance-wise, its 0‑100 km/h time is comparable to the Taycan Turbo S, while its battery architecture offers a slightly longer range than the iX5. For buyers prioritizing heritage combined with electric sophistication, the SPECTRE represents a premium choice that parallels, yet truly surpasses, its contemporaries in both status and substance.

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