View Photos of the 2025 Rolls-Royce Spectre Black Badge
See the Rolls-Royce Spectre Black Badge from every angle.
Rolls-Royce has given its Spectre electric coupe the Black Badge treatment, adding power and improving performance without losing any of the luxury inherent in a Rolls model.
The Rolls-Royce Spectre is the first EV from the brand to earn the Black Badge treatment.
The new version of the luxury coupe adds power and makes tweaks to improve performance.
As with the regular Spectre, the Black Badge has all-wheel drive and sources its power from a pair of electric motors.
The Black Badge makes 650 horsepower, a 73-hp increase over the standard car.
The maximum torque figure has increased too, with the performance model generating 793 pound-feet versus 664.
The Black Badge also adds a new set of 23-inch multispoke wheels.
The famous starry-night headliner is made with more than 5500 lights of varying size and intensity.
The new trim allows customers to commission a "waft" line that sits on the lower half of the body.
The new model showcases a new Vapour Violet paint color that Rolls-Royce says is inspired by the neon ambiance of 1980s and 1990s club culture.
Rolls hasn't said how much the Black Badge will cost, but it will be more expensive than the regular Spectre that starts at $422,750.
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