EV Select buyer's guide: researched from manufacturer data and independent range tests; not a road test. We haven't driven this car for this guide, and it contains no driving impressions or scores.
Price on application. About $770,000 before on-roads was reported at the 2023 launch (unverified).
Why it's on our list
Rolls-Royce's first electric car. Series II brings a 112.4 kWh battery and up to 628 km WLTP range.
Price
Rolls-Royce doesn't publish a price for the Spectre; it is sold on application through its Australian dealers. Prices are in AUD.
Battery and range
The maker hasn't published a range figure we could verify for Australia.
Highway range tests
Neither Bjørn Nyland (120 km/h) nor Out of Spec (70 mph) has published a test matched to this variant yet. Expect highway range well below the claimed figure; we'll add a test when one appears.
Charging
The maker hasn't published a DC charging figure we could verify.
Size and performance
| Body | Coupe |
|---|---|
| Drive | AWD |
Warranty and safety
Check the current warranty and capped-price servicing terms on Rolls-Royce Australia's site, and the car's rating on ANCAP before you buy (see sources below). We only state ratings we have checked against ANCAP's own listing.
Rivals in the $300k+ bracket
- Porsche Taycan Turbo AWD, $307,500
- Porsche Taycan Turbo GT AWD, $419,000
- All Rolls-Royce Spectre variants in our EV database
- All EV Select buyer's guides by price
FAQ
How much is the Rolls-Royce Spectre Coupe in Australia?
Price on application from Australian dealers.
What range does the Spectre Coupe have?
Not published. No matched independent highway test yet.
How fast does the Spectre charge?
The maker hasn't published a verified DC figure.