Rolls-Royce Has Killed Off Wraith and Dawn in preparation of Its First EV

According to some official sources, the luxury brand Rolls-Royce intends to stop production of the Wraith and Rolls-Royce Dawn versions by next year. However, it will work to complete production and delivery of the currently booked copies before officially and permanently discontinuing production of the two versions. These decisions coincided with Rolls-Royce's announcement that it is aiming for a complete electric transition by 2030, with the Rolls-Royce Spectre serving as the brand's first electric release.

Rolls-Royce has revealed the specs for the future electric car, which will be constructed on the same Rolls-Royce Cullinan and Phantom chassis, with a priority on giving the strong front grille that has been instantly recognizable. According to several automotive news sources, Rolls-Royce will equip the Rolls-Royce Spectre with an engine similar to the one seen in the future BMW ix M60, as well as an all-wheel drive system.

According to the newest Rolls-Royce announcements, the Spectre electric car is now in testing and will then enter formal production at the Rolls-Royce Goodwood facility in England.

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