Overview
- Rolls‑Royce announced the Spectre Series II on Tuesday, June 2, 2026, with new sixth‑generation cylindrical cells that raise usable battery capacity to about 112–112.5 kWh and WLTP range to roughly 628 km.
- The update shortens charging times by about 14 percent but keeps the car on a 400‑volt architecture shared with the BMW i7, which limits peak DC charging compared with newer 800‑volt systems.
- Power and torque have been increased for both trims: the standard Spectre is rated near 442 kW (601 PS) and 1,015 Nm while the Black Badge reaches about 500 kW (680 PS) and 1,100 Nm.
- Rolls‑Royce expanded Bespoke options and cabin features with new materials such as bamboo‑based 'Duality Twill', a wider Clock Gallery, new lighting effects and refined exterior details.
- Prices start around €395,060 for the base Spectre and about €460,530 for Black Badge versions with first deliveries scheduled later in 2026, reflecting the brand's cautious, customer‑led approach to electrification.