The Rolls-Royce Spectre is one of the best electric luxury cars in the world. It's not just amazing for an EV—it's an amazing car overall. Most people wouldn't change a thing about it. But sometimes, we spot a customized Spectre that really stands out, like the white-and-orange version we talked about last week.
Another Custom Spectre That Grabs Attention
Last month, we also shared a black Spectre with shiny chrome trim and new wheels. But the one you see here is different. This one has no chrome at all. Everything is blacked out — the windows, the massive grille, and many other parts.
The car is black except for small orange details, such as the pinstripe, badges, and wheel caps.
New Wheels from Novitec's Spofec Division
The wheels are new, too. They're called the Spofec SP3. These come from Novitec, a company that makes aftermarket parts for Rolls-Royce. The Spofec division is named after the Spirit of Ecstasy and handles all tuning for Rolls-Royce models — including the Spectre.
They've already done custom work on many Spectres. This version is no different — it's built for someone who wants luxury but doesn't like flashy styling.
A Shadow on Wheels With Lowered Stance
This custom Rolls-Royce EV looks like a black shadow on wheels. It has black paint, blacked-out trim, tinted windows, and dark wheels. Thanks to a suspension lowering kit, it even sits lower to the ground.
It would look even more striking if it had a murdered-out style — entirely black with no color at all.
No Interior Shots — But We Can Guess
Novitec didn't share photos of the Spectre's interior, so we can't say for sure what it looks like. But it probably has the original cabin.
If we had to guess, we'd imagine it has black leather seats and orange highlights to match the outside.
Of course, that's just our opinion. Everyone has different taste in car mods, and the Specter has many aftermarket options. What matters most is what the owner wants. After all, beauty is in the eye of the beholder.
Rolls-Royce Spectre Electric Performance Specs
The Rolls-Royce Spectre EV has a driving range of 320 miles (515 km). It's heavy—about 6,600 pounds, or almost three tons—more than the new BMW M5, which weighs 5,390 lbs (2,445 kg).
But even with its size, the Spectre is fast. It can go from 0 to 60 mph in 4.5 seconds. That's thanks to its dual motors, which produce 567 horsepower (575 ps/430 kW) and 664 lb-ft of torque (900 Nm).
If you want one, get ready to pay a lot. The starting price in the U.S. is over $420,000.
