Rolls-Royce Wraith 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 All specifications, variants and pricing shown below are for historical reference.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.
Coupe Petrol 8-speed automatic RWD 4-seat

Rolls-Royce Wraith

Historical South African specifications and last-listed pricing

Model year 2016 Generation First-generation Wraith fastback coupé; this profile uses the May 2016 World technical specification aligned with the April 2016 South African 6.6T V12 listing. Body style Coupe
Wraith 6.6T V12 is a discontinued South African Coupe with historical specifications for used-car research.
Engine:6592cc (6.6L) Torque:800Nm (590 lb-ft) Ground Clearance:149mm (5.9″) Power:465kW (624 bhp) Boot470L (16.6 cu ft)

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Fuel Economy km/l · US mpg equivalent
Combined 6.99 km/l (16 mpg)
City 4.59 km/l (11 mpg)
Highway 10.10 km/l (24 mpg)

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Rolls-Royce Wraith

Wraith 6.6T V12 is a discontinued South African Coupe with historical specifications for used-car research.

The now-discontinued Rolls-Royce Wraith 6.6T V12 brought a more driver-focused shape and character to the modern Rolls-Royce range without abandoning four-seat comfort. Its public South African derivative identity is unusually well documented: Hagalu's dated local-market records confirm the Wraith 6.6T V12 with an eight-speed automatic, two doors, six airbags, ABS, stability control and a price-on-application state. The Wraith has two doors, four seats, a 470-litre luggage compartment and an 83-litre fuel tank. The compatible DIN base kerb mass is 2360 kg and gross vehicle weight is 2810 kg, yielding a same-definition payload of 450 kg. It is its own fastback grand tourer with model-specific dimensions, powertrain calibration, chassis stance and cabin packaging. First-generation Wraith two-door four-seat fastback coupé, documented locally from 2013 and still offered new in 2020; the March 2022 global order-book closure is an outer bound and production ended in 2023, while the exact South African withdrawal year remains unverified. Phantom-grade leather, four individual seating positions, Canadel Panelling, available Starlight Headliner and a navigation and media interface operated through the Spirit of Ecstasy Rotary Controller and touchpad. The combination of 800 Nm from 1500 rpm, Satellite Aided Transmission, four seats and a 470-litre boot suits cross-country touring. When those foundations are sound, Wraith offers a rare combination of real rear seats, useful luggage space and huge, quiet performance. The Wraith 6.6T V12 has a clearer South African buying case when its coupe shape is connected to the work it must do. The useful starting points are a 8-speed automatic transmission and petrol power; together they explain more than a badge or a screen size. For a buyer searching the Wraith 6.6T V12 price and specifications in South Africa, the interesting part is the trade-off rather than the feature count. A coupe body describes the opportunity; Petrol power and a 8-speed automatic transmission describe the conditions around it. Wraith 6.6T V12 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

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6.6T V12 Discontinued Flagship Petrol Efficiency6.99 km/l 8-speed automatic Historical price on application Reported at ZAR 6,400,000 · Hagalu price context
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6.6T V12 Discontinued Flagship Petrol Efficiency6.99 km/l 8-speed automatic Historical price on application Reported at ZAR 6,400,000 · Hagalu price context
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Rolls-Royce Wraith Specifications

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Where the Rolls-Royce Wraith Fits Best

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Who buys this

Local evidence places Wraith in South Africa by December 2013, while a June 2020 South African market record supports an approximate new retail context of R8.5 million and the authorised local ownership package of four years, including service cover regardless of mileage and an unlimited-kilometre warranty. The best buyer for Wraith 6.6T V12 can describe a recurring reason for choosing its coupe layout. Then compare a 8-speed automatic transmission and petrol power with insurance, tyres, maintenance and the monthly finance payment

City
Wraith is shorter than the Phantom coupés but remains 5285 mm long and 1947 mm wide, so secure parking still matters. The urban test for Wraith 6.6T V12 should resemble the owner’s route: a cold start, queues, kerbs, a narrow turn and a place where people or goods must be loaded
Highway
It also details Active Cruise Control, night vision with pedestrian and animal detection, automatic high beam, front, rear and top-view cameras, and an iBrake warning and brake-preconditioning system. For highway buyers, the Wraith 6.6T V12 needs to make sense when passengers, luggage or work equipment are aboard. A power output of 465 kW @ 5600 rpm helps frame the vehicle’s intended workload; do not assume that a larger body automatically brings more reserve or comfort
Off-Road
Engine of 6.592-litre twin-turbo V12 may help, but neither a tall bonnet nor petrol alone creates four-wheel drive, low range or a published wading ability. Ground clearance is only one part of the rough-road answer for Wraith 6.6T V12. For Wraith 6.6T V12, the sensible check is the exact rwd arrangement, tyre specification, load and protection underneath. Stay cautious where the local data does not state clearance or wading depth for Wraith 6.6T V12. A buyer whose routine includes construction tracks or isolated farm roads should compare a vehicle with documented capability rather than infer it from styling for Wraith 6.6T V12

Rolls-Royce Wraith 6.6T V12 — 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.

A fair review of Wraith 6.6T V12 should end with the owner’s route, not a universal verdict. The combination of the flagship trim, an discontinued listing and engine of 6.592-litre twin-turbo V12 can be valuable for the right driver

What's Good
  • ✓Body style: Coupe
  • ✓Fuel type: Petrol
  • ✓Transmission: 8-speed automatic
  • ✓Trim: flagship
  • ✓Status: discontinued
  • ✓Engine: 6.592-litre twin-turbo V12
  • ✓Power output: 465 kW @ 5600 rpm
  • ✓Gearbox: 8-speed automatic / 8HP90
  • ✓Drivetrain: RWD
Watch Out For
  • ✕Exact equipment for Wraith 6.6T V12 can vary by derivative.
  • ✕Real fuel use for Wraith 6.6T V12 depends on route, load and weather.
  • ✕The written Wraith 6.6T V12 quotation should be checked before purchase.
  • ✕Tyre, insurance and service costs need a separate Wraith 6.6T V12 budget.
  • ✕A short Wraith 6.6T V12 test drive cannot represent every ownership route.
  • ✕Wraith 6.6T V12 capability should not be inferred from body styling alone.
  • ✕The adjacent Wraith 6.6T V12 grade may suit a different workload.
  • ✕Published Wraith 6.6T V12 figures are planning references, not guarantees.
  • ✕Buyers should confirm Wraith 6.6T V12 stock and support terms.

Rolls-Royce Wraith FAQs

Local evidence places Wraith in South Africa by December 2013, while a June 2020 South African market record supports an approximate new retail context of R8.5 million and the authorised local ownership package of four years, including service cover regardless of mileage and an...

Wraith is shorter than the Phantom coupés but remains 5285 mm long and 1947 mm wide, so secure parking still matters. The urban test for Wraith 6.6T V12 should resemble the owner’s route: a cold start, queues, kerbs, a narrow turn and a place where people or goods must be loaded

It also details Active Cruise Control, night vision with pedestrian and animal detection, automatic high beam, front, rear and top-view cameras, and an iBrake warning and brake-preconditioning system. For highway buyers, the Wraith 6.6T V12 needs to make sense when passengers, luggage or work...

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