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Rolls-Royce Black Badge Spectre Series II

Price in South Africa, real specs & electric range — 2026

Model year 2026-present Generation Black Badge Spectre Series II, the higher-output 2026 evolution of Rolls-Royce's fully electric super coupe Current version 2026 Body style Coupe
The 500 kW Black Badge Spectre Series II adds mode-specific performance and darker Bespoke detail to the current electric coupe.
Torque:1100Nm (811 lb-ft) Power:500kW (670 bhp) Electric Range:628km Boot380L (13.4 cu ft)

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On-road pricing varies by dealer. Range and charging figures are manufacturer test claims; weather, speed, traffic, charger output, battery temperature and driving style affect real results.

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Rolls-Royce Black Badge Spectre Series II

The 500 kW Black Badge Spectre Series II adds mode-specific performance and darker Bespoke detail to the current electric coupe.

Black Badge Spectre Series II is the more forceful member of the current Spectre pairing. Rolls-Royce announced it alongside standard Series II on 2 June 2026, and the official Johannesburg navigation places the current Black Badge offering in the local model journey while using Spectre Series II imagery. As with every new Rolls-Royce sold through Johannesburg, the transaction begins with a commission rather than a public fixed-price grade. The retailer states that model prices depend on specification, so the correct South African price state is price on application. Overseas base prices and local used-car advertisements are not substitutes for a dealer quotation. The defining technical difference is mode-specific output. The two separately excited synchronous motors deliver 500 kW when Infinity Mode is selected. The exact technical table lists 1,015 Nm, while Spirited Mode can summon up to 1,100 Nm. Acceleration from 0-100 km/h takes 4.3 seconds. The front motor is rated at 190 kW and 365 Nm and the rear motor at 360 kW and 650 Nm. Those motor ratings do not add arithmetically to the regulated system output, so the published 500 kW figure should be used for the complete car. Battery capacity is 112.4 kWh net, as on standard Series II. The main official release and the live Black Badge product page quote a 578-628 km WLTP range and 20.2-21.8 kWh/100 km consumption. An attachment contains a conflicting 629 km upper figure, but the independently repeated public value is 628 km. Maximum DC power is 195 kW and the stated 10-80 percent time is 28 minutes. A 22 kW AC charge from zero to full is quoted at 5 hours 30 minutes. Its physical scale is identical to the standard car in the exact technical table: 5,490 mm long, 2,015 mm wide excluding mirrors, 1,585 mm high, with a 3,210 mm wheelbase, four seats, two doors and a 2,925 kg kerb weight. The Black Badge distinction is therefore not more cabin or luggage space. It is a different performance and design attitude within the same super-coupe format. Iced Black exterior detailing can give the grille surround, side finishers, bumper inserts, door handles, badges and Spirit of Ecstasy a matte treatment while retaining polished grille vanes. A new open seven-spoke wheel design emphasises the visible braking hardware, although Rolls-Royce does not state its diameter in the exact Black Badge Series II release. The cabin can draw on the expanded Series II material range, including Duality Twill and Placed Perforation, with Black Badge presentation adding a more subversive tone. This derivative makes sense for an owner who will appreciate the sharper responses and distinctive modes, not for someone merely seeking the most expensive Spectre badge. Standard Series II already provides 442 kW and the same 628 km maximum WLTP claim, so Black Badge needs to earn its place through personal taste and the desire for a more intense driving character. South African buyers should confirm exact local availability, the full commission, delivery timing, warranty, charging equipment and final price with Rolls-Royce Johannesburg.

Rolls-Royce Black Badge Spectre Series II — Quick Facts

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Rolls-Royce Black Badge Spectre Series II Specifications

Length
5490 mm
Width
2015 mm
Height
1585 mm
Wheelbase
3210 mm
Fuel Tank Capacity
0 l
Boot/Cargo Space
380 l
Kerb Weight
2925 kg
Gross Vehicle Weight (GVW)
3400 kg
Payload Capacity
475 kg
Seating Capacity
4 seats
Number of Rows
2 rows
Doors
2 doors
Minimum Turning Radius
6.35 m
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Where the Rolls-Royce Black Badge Spectre Series II Fits Best

A practical view of the buyer and roads this model is best suited to.

Who buys this

This is for the buyer who already understands the standard Spectre proposition but wants the most powerful current Rolls-Royce identity, mode-specific responses and Iced Black detailing. It suits a collector or enthusiast with secure charging and parking who will use Infinity and Spirited modes thoughtfully, and who sees the Black Badge design language as central to the commission rather than as a simple status upgrade.

City
In daily urban use, the Black Badge car shares the same considerable footprint and 2,925 kg kerb weight as standard Series II. Quiet electric progress remains available, but tight parking and narrow gates require care because the body is 5,490 mm long and more than two metres wide before mirrors. The additional performance does not reduce the need for a suitable home-charging installation, secure parking and deliberate tyre and wheel care.
Highway
The quoted 578-628 km WLTP range and 28-minute 10-80 percent DC charge keep Black Badge credible as a long-distance electric grand tourer rather than a short-range performance special. Infinity Mode and Spirited Mode are best viewed as occasional layers of response within that role. South African intercity journeys still need charger planning, and actual consumption will vary with speed, weather, load, configuration and how often the higher-output modes are used.
Off-Road
Despite its performance focus, this remains a low, long road coupe with no published off-road geometry or wading specification. Black Badge styling and all-wheel drive do not turn it into an all-terrain model. Rough farm access, deep ruts, sand and water crossings are inappropriate use cases. Even on mild gravel, the open-spoke wheels, long wheelbase and body value justify very low speeds and careful route selection.

Rolls-Royce Black Badge Spectre Series II — Should You Buy It?

A distinct performance-focused commission, not merely a cosmetic step above standard Series II.

Black Badge Spectre Series II succeeds when the buyer genuinely values its mode-specific 500 kW output, up to 1,100 Nm and darker visual language. It keeps the same battery capacity, dimensions and maximum published WLTP range as the standard car, so its premium cannot be justified by extra practicality. The case rests on response, identity and Bespoke execution, all of which should be experienced and priced through the Johannesburg retailer before choosing it over the already formidable standard Series II.

What's Good
  • ✓500 kW output in Infinity Mode
  • ✓Up to 1,100 Nm in Spirited Mode
  • ✓4.3-second 0-100 km/h time
  • ✓Up to 628 km WLTP range
  • ✓Quoted 28-minute 10-80 percent DC charge
  • ✓Distinct Iced Black exterior detailing
  • ✓New open seven-spoke wheel design
  • ✓Four-seat electric grand-touring ability
  • ✓Current Black Badge identity in the Johannesburg model journey
Watch Out For
  • ✕Price is available only on application
  • ✕Same cabin and luggage role as standard Series II
  • ✕Heavy 2,925 kg kerb weight
  • ✕Large dimensions demand generous parking space
  • ✕OEM release does not state the open seven-spoke wheel diameter
  • ✕Manufacturer data gives a catalogued tyre and brake entry, not the final commissioned setup
  • ✕The 380-litre boot is modest, and normal ground clearance is not published
  • ✕High-output modes can increase real-world energy use
  • ✕Bespoke equipment and final cost vary by commission

Rolls-Royce Black Badge Spectre Series II FAQs

The current South African range comprises Black Badge Spectre Series II. Prices and equipment are shown by derivative so buyers can compare the actual local range rather than specifications from another market.

This is for the buyer who already understands the standard Spectre proposition but wants the most powerful current Rolls-Royce identity, mode-specific responses and Iced Black detailing. It suits a collector or enthusiast with secure charging and parking who will use Infinity and Spirited modes thoughtfully, and who sees the Black Badge design language as central to the commission rather than as a simple status upgrade.

In daily urban use, the Black Badge car shares the same considerable footprint and 2,925 kg kerb weight as standard Series II. Quiet electric progress remains available, but tight parking and narrow gates require care because the body is 5,490 mm long and more than two metres wide before mirrors. The additional performance does not reduce the need for a suitable home-charging installation, secure parking and deliberate tyre and wheel care.

The quoted 578-628 km WLTP range and 28-minute 10-80 percent DC charge keep Black Badge credible as a long-distance electric grand tourer rather than a short-range performance special. Infinity Mode and Spirited Mode are best viewed as occasional layers of response within that role. South African intercity journeys still need charger planning, and actual consumption will vary with speed, weather, load, configuration and how often the higher-output modes are used.

Compare the Rolls-Royce Black Badge Spectre Series II with the current Rolls-Royce range to see how body style, range, charging and performance differ before choosing a commission or used example.

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