The Rolls-Royce Spectre Series II is the updated version of the marque’s all-electric coupe, with more range, more power, faster charging, and an expanded bespoke interior. In the US, it delivers 308 EPA-estimated miles, a 16% improvement, and moves to the NACS charging standard. The Black Badge version is now the most powerful Rolls-Royce ever created.
The look is familiar, but the car underneath has changed. Here is what is new and how Rolls Royce of Charlotte can help you order one.
Spectre Series II at a Glance
Here is how the two versions compare.
| Feature | Spectre Series II | Black Badge Spectre Series II |
| Power | 442 kW (593 hp) | 500 kW (670 hp) in Infinity Mode |
| Torque | 1,015 Nm (749 lb-ft) | Up to 1,100 Nm (811 lb-ft) in Spirited Mode |
| US charging port | Native NACS | Native NACS |
| Exterior highlight | Ethereal Blue paint, 23-inch wheels | Iced Black detailing |
| Interior highlight | Duality Twill, Placed Perforation | Same expanded Bespoke palette |
More Range and Faster Charging
The biggest engineering change is the battery. Rolls-Royce fitted new cell technology that raises range and cuts charging time through better cooling and greater energy density. The gains do not come from a bigger pack. Net capacity is 112.4 kWh, so the improvement comes from revised cells.
What that means for owners:
- Longer drives. The US rating is an EPA-estimated 308 miles. On the European WLTP cycle, range rises 18% to 390 miles.
- Shorter charging stops. Charging times are cut by 14%.
- Easier public charging. A native NACS port means no adapter is needed and gives access to the Tesla Supercharger network and other NACS stations.
In practice, range is about peace of mind. Rolls-Royce says Spectre owners charge almost exclusively at home, so a garage charger and a full battery each morning is the typical routine.
More Power, Especially in Black Badge
The standard car gains muscle. It now makes 593 hp and 749 lb-ft, up from the original 577 hp and 664 lb-ft. The delivery stays smooth and effortless, exactly what Rolls-Royce buyers expect.
The Black Badge goes further:
- 500 kW in Infinity Mode, roughly 670 hp.
- Up to 1,100 Nm in Spirited Mode, about 811 lb-ft. Spirited Mode is the Rolls-Royce equivalent of launch control.
- A new title. It is the most powerful Rolls-Royce in the company’s history.
A Familiar Silhouette With Subtle Updates
Rolls-Royce left the Spectre’s shape alone. The fastback profile, lights, and bumpers are essentially unchanged. That is a deliberate choice for a design that already turns heads.
Small details set the Series II apart:
- Ethereal Blue paint. This new solid finish accentuates the Spectre’s form and surfacing.
- New 23-inch wheels. The standard car gets a new alloy design.
- Iced Black detailing. The Black Badge applies an Iced Matte Black treatment to its exterior trim.
Interior Luxury: Where the Series II Shines
The cabin is where the Series II feels most different. Rolls-Royce says demand for Bespoke commissions on the Spectre is surpassed only by the Phantom. Some buyers request more than 20 individual Bespoke elements on a single car. The Series II answers with new materials and finishes.
Duality Twill
This bamboo-derived rayon fabric takes up to 25 hours to construct. It offers a textile alternative to leather.
Placed Perforation Leather
This is one of the most striking additions. The leather uses 78,138 precision-cut perforations to form patterns inspired by moonlit clouds. The result reads as artwork rather than upholstery.
Brindled Walnut Veneer
A new high-gloss veneer joins the palette. Together with the illuminated fascia, it gives the dashboard a richer look at night. The fascia glows with 8,108 pixel-like lights arranged in a flowing wave pattern, reinforcing the car’s horizontal lines.
A Redesigned Clock
It may sound minor, but Rolls-Royce treats it as a headline feature. The analog clock draws inspiration from precision aviation instruments, and the clock gallery now spans the full width of the dashboard fascia.
Why Owners Choose the Spectre
Rolls-Royce has shared how owners use the car. The Spectre is typically one of two Rolls-Royces in a seven-car garage. It is driven about 6,500 km, or roughly 4,000 miles, a year. That profile explains the focus on comfort, craft, and personalization over raw economy. Owners want a car that feels special every time they open the door.
Living With a Spectre in the Charlotte Area
Charlotte suits an electric Rolls-Royce well. Many homes have garages for overnight charging. The roads around the city, from I-77 and I-85 to the shores of Lake Norman, reward a quiet, effortless grand tourer. For a weekend run toward the Blue Ridge Parkway, the Spectre’s longer range gives you more freedom to enjoy the drive.
The NACS port is another local advantage. With more fast chargers appearing across the Carolinas, planning a longer trip is simpler than before.
Order Your Spectre Series II at Rolls-Royce of Charlotte
Timing matters with a car like this. Order books are open, and deliveries start in North America toward the end of the year. Pricing details are due closer to launch, so speak with the team for current information. Rolls-Royce of Charlotte’s team can walk you through the configuration process step by step, so every choice feels considered.
Rolls-Royce of Charlotte can help you:
- Choose between the standard and Black Badge versions.
- Explore the new bespoke options, from Duality Twill to Placed Perforation.
- Specify your paint, wheels, and veneers to build a car that is truly yours.
- Understand charging at home and on the road.
Experience the Spectre Series II in Charlotte
The Spectre Series II refines an already remarkable car. It offers more range, more power, faster charging, and one of the most creative interiors on the road. Whether you choose the standard car or the powerful Black Badge, the Series II rewards drivers who value craft, calm, and character. If you are ready to begin your commission, contact Rolls-Royce of Charlotte and start shaping the Spectre that is right for you.
