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Rolls-Royce Vision concept, Goodwood Photo: James Lipman / jameslipman.com Rolls-Royce is rumoured to introduce a new range of luxury electric cars in the early half of this decade, possibly kicking things off with the newly-patented Silent Shadow model (a play on the Silver Shadow). Company CEO Torsten Müller-Ötvö told Autocar that the brand will skip plug-in hybrid powertrains altogether, and use R&D funds to invest in fully electric models. “We need to make smart decisions on where we ...

Not to be outdone by long-time rival Bentley, who recently declared it'll be an all-electric ultra-luxury b...

Rolls-Royce “Silent Shadow” EV Expected With BMW i7 Hardware, R-R Platform 18 Jan 2021, 15:57 UTC · by When it comes to carbon dioxide, the automotive industry will find it hard to hit the fleet-wide average emissions target imposed by the European Commission for 2021. In case you haven’t heard already, automakers that venture beyond 95 grams per kilometer will be penalized 95 euros multiplied by the number of cars they sell through December 2021. 28 photos All told, the EC looks f...

Rolls-Royce is working on its new electric car lineup and we can expect a more formal unveilving by the end of the year. New cars to follow.

Rolls-Royce Silent Shadow EV On The Way? Not The Electric Car, Image Used For Illustration Only SEE ALSO: According to reports, British luxury automobile maker Rolls-Royce is working on its very own electric vehicle. Now owned by the BMW Group, Rolls-Royce could be developing a full-electric prototype, potentially based on the iconic Phantom or even a brand new addition to the model lineup. As nothing has been officially announced by Rolls-Royce or BMW, we can only go on the circulating rumo...

Rolls-Royce is primed to begin teasing its all-new pure-electric Silent Shadow that will blend supercar performance with a 500km range

- shares Rolls-Royce sold 40 cars in Australia in the months leading up to December 2020 – only eight short of its total at the same point in 2019. The main event for 2021 will be the arrival of the second-generationGhost sedan, which debuted in September 2020. Shortly thereafter, a Ghost Extended variant – featuring a lengthened body – followed. Late in 2020, the luxury carmaker also revealed its Neon Nights trio, a limited series of brightly-hued examples of the Cullinan, Dawn and Wrait...