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Hey Guys, Rolls-Royce is taking its ultimate luxury philosophy to a new realm with the all-electric 2024 Specter coupe. James Bond probably wouldn't toast the new model with one of his signature martinis, given his history of fighting the international criminal organization known as Specter. But he might still want to drive the new royal coupe. The Specter rides on the same platform as the Phantom sedan and Cullinan SUV, but is powered by an all-electric powertrain consisting of two electric motors developing a combined 577 horsepower. Range is estimated at 291 miles per charge, which doesn't place the Specter among the long-range EV cohort with cheaper rivals such as the Tesla Model S and Lucid Motors Air. But buyers with the roughly $450,000 available to buy a Specter aren't likely to hit the road when their private jet is always ready at a nearby airfield. The Specter is the first in a series of electric vehicles from Rolls-Royce, and the company says its gasoline models will be phased
