Rolls-Royce Spectre has been discontinued — this model is no longer sold new in South Africa. All specifications, variants and pricing shown below are for historical reference. See current Rolls-Royce models still on sale. Served in South Africa 2024–2026 Discontinued 2026
Coupe Electric Automatic AWD 4-seat

Rolls-Royce Spectre

Historical South African specifications and last-listed pricing

Model year 2024-2026 Generation Original Spectre (RR25), the first series-production fully electric Rolls-Royce Body style Coupe
Spectre Spectre is a discontinued South African Coupe with historical specifications for used-car research.
Torque:900Nm (664 lb-ft) Ground Clearance:146mm (5.7″) Power:430kW (577 bhp) Electric Range:530km Battery:105.7kWh Boot380L (13.4 cu ft)

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Rolls-Royce Spectre

Spectre Spectre is a discontinued South African Coupe with historical specifications for used-car research.

Spectre was Rolls-Royce's first series-production fully electric motor car and the model that translated the marque's quiet, low-effort character into battery power. By 2026 the official Johannesburg range had moved to Spectre Series II, so the original belongs in the historical catalogue rather than among current new-car offers. That lifecycle matters when looking at an advertised car today: a dealer's used asking price is not the original new-car price, and the Johannesburg retailer did not publish a fixed historical list price for this derivative. It has two doors, four seats and a 2,890 kg kerb weight. A 102 kWh net lithium-ion battery supports a confirmed 530 km WLTP range. Maximum DC charging power is 195 kW, with a quoted 10-80 percent time of 34 minutes, while 22 kW AC charging takes 5 hours 30 minutes from zero to full under the stated conditions. Its 23-inch wheels, fastback body and low coupe seating role also place it far from the practical brief of a family SUV. It was a four-seat grand coupe for an owner who valued silence, craftsmanship and an individually commissioned cabin. As a discontinued derivative, it now makes the strongest case as a carefully documented used purchase with battery condition, charging equipment, warranty transfer and full Rolls-Royce service history checked before money changes hands. Original South African Spectre served during the 2024-2026 period and was succeeded in the Johannesburg range by Spectre Series II. Single original Spectre derivative with four seats, a 102 kWh net battery and 530 km WLTP range; now discontinued in South Africa. The Spectre Spectre is not best understood by one headline number. Its appeal comes from the interaction between electric power, the flagship trim and an discontinued listing. Spectre Spectre is discontinued in South Africa, so a used example should be judged by condition, service history, parts support and remaining cover rather than a new-car price promise

Rolls-Royce Spectre — Quick Facts

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Spectre Discontinued Flagship Electric 530 km (WLTP Combined) Electric range530 km (WLTP Combined) Automatic Historical price on application Media-listed from ZAR 16,500,000 · Hagalu price context
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Spectre Discontinued Flagship Electric 530 km (WLTP Combined) Electric range530 km (WLTP Combined) Automatic Historical price on application Media-listed from ZAR 16,500,000 · Hagalu price context
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Rolls-Royce Spectre Specifications

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Where the Rolls-Royce Spectre Fits Best

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Who buys this

South African buyers encountered the original production version during 2024, after Daytona had confirmed the model for its local programme. A shopper researching Spectre Spectre should separate need from showroom appeal

City
A Spectre is long, wide and heavy, so access to a suitable home charger and a generously sized parking space will shape daily satisfaction. Around town, Spectre Spectre should be judged by repetition rather than a single burst of acceleration. The relevance of a power output of 430 kW becomes obvious on a busy weekday, while a Single-Speed Reduction Gear transmission is worth checking before a purchase built around tight parking or frequent loading
Highway
On a South African freeway or inter-city road, take the Spectre Spectre out with the load it normally carries. The flagship trim gives context, but a number cannot show how an discontinued listing feels on a gradient
Off-Road
SPIRIT digital architecture, configurable instrument-dial colour, Starlight Doors and Illuminated Fascia were available through the Bespoke programme. If the Spectre Spectre will leave smooth tar, test the actual road rather than the image around it

Rolls-Royce Spectre — Should You Buy It?

Not yet rated: no complete Hagalu editorial review is published for this exact variant. The buyer guidance below is not a scored review.

A used-buying option only when condition, history and remaining support justify the price.

Spectre Spectre is easiest to recommend when the buyer can point to a concrete benefit in electric power and accept the limitation represented by engine of Dual separately excited synchronous electric motors. A fair review of Spectre Spectre should end with the owner’s route, not a universal verdict. The combination of a Automatic transmission, electric power and the flagship trim can be valuable for the right driver for Spectre Spectre. The same package may feel expensive or inconvenient if the vehicle spends its life in a different role for Spectre Spectre. Drive the exact version loaded as it will be used, then read the service, warranty, tyre and insurance costs beside the purchase price for Spectre Spectre

What's Good
  • ✓Body style: Coupe
  • ✓Fuel type: Electric
  • ✓Transmission: Automatic
  • ✓Trim: flagship
  • ✓Status: discontinued
  • ✓Engine: Dual separately excited synchronous electric motors
  • ✓Power output: 430 kW
  • ✓Transmission: Single-Speed Reduction Gear
  • ✓Gearbox: Single-speed reduction gear
Watch Out For
  • ✕Exact equipment for Spectre Spectre can vary by derivative.
  • ✕Real fuel use for Spectre Spectre depends on route, load and weather.
  • ✕The written Spectre Spectre quotation should be checked before purchase.
  • ✕Tyre, insurance and service costs need a separate Spectre Spectre budget.
  • ✕A short Spectre Spectre test drive cannot represent every ownership route.
  • ✕Spectre Spectre capability should not be inferred from body styling alone.
  • ✕The adjacent Spectre Spectre grade may suit a different workload.
  • ✕Published Spectre Spectre figures are planning references, not guarantees.
  • ✕Buyers should confirm Spectre Spectre stock and support terms.

Rolls-Royce Spectre FAQs

South African buyers encountered the original production version during 2024, after Daytona had confirmed the model for its local programme. A shopper researching Spectre Spectre should separate need from showroom appeal

A Spectre is long, wide and heavy, so access to a suitable home charger and a generously sized parking space will shape daily satisfaction. Around town, Spectre Spectre should be judged by repetition rather than a single burst of acceleration.

On a South African freeway or inter-city road, take the Spectre Spectre out with the load it normally carries. The flagship trim gives context, but a number cannot show how an discontinued listing feels on a gradient

Compare the Rolls-Royce Spectre with the current Rolls-Royce range to see how body style, range, charging and performance differ before choosing the vehicle that fits your needs.

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