Spectre Series II: a familiar silhouette with new finishes
The Rolls-Royce Spectre Series II evolves the electric super-coupé with greater range, increased torque and new personalisation possibilities. Unveiled on 2 June 2026, it returns to the spotlight with its debut on European public roads in Stockholm, announced on 23 October. Rolls-Royce retains the Spectre’s fastback profile and split-headlamp signature. The evolution focuses on details, materials and the opportunities available to clients when commissioning their car. The new Gradient Two-Tone finish introduces a colour transition from one end of the body to the other. This different interpretation of two-tone paintwork follows the coupé’s forms and expands the scope of Bespoke personalisation. Series II also introduces an Ethereal Blue paint colour and a new design for forged 23-inch wheels. Black Badge can be specified with Iced Black exterior detailing, giving numerous decorative elements a matte finish.
Up to 628 km WLTP and increased torque
The manufacturer announces a range increase of up to 18%, reaching a maximum of 628 km on the WLTP cycle. For Spectre Series II, the published range spans 582 to 628 km, depending on configuration. Rolls-Royce also states that charging times have been reduced by up to 14%. This announced improvement does not represent a universal charging duration: usage and charging conditions remain decisive. Maximum torque reaches 1,015 Nm. In Black Badge Spectre Series II, it can rise to 1,100 Nm in Spirited Mode. For buyers in Switzerland, these developments matter when planning journeys and stops. WLTP range remains a standardised figure; temperature, terrain, speed and equipment can affect the distance actually travelled.
An interior enriched by Bespoke craftsmanship
Inside, Series II expands the choice of materials. Duality Twill, a rayon textile derived from bamboo, joins the Spectre offering with embroidery specific to this finish. Placed Perforation leather allows patterns to be created through precision perforations. These treatments give clients new ways to express their preferences through the seats and interior surfaces. The fascia also receives a new illuminated composition and a clock inspired by aviation instruments. This approach makes commissioning an essential stage: materials, lighting and finishes work together to shape each car’s identity.
What Swiss buyers should know
The release of 23 October 2026 accompanies a further stage in the car’s European presentation. The technical and Bespoke developments of Series II had already been unveiled in June. For Swiss buyers and garages, the subject helps distinguish this evolution from the previous Spectre and identify relevant changes when specifying or searching for a vehicle. As of 28 October 2026, no official CHF price or delivery schedule specific to Switzerland had been identified in the sources consulted. Prices, local equipment and lead times remain to be confirmed with the official dealer network. Discover the latest developments in the segment and exceptional cars in the LuxuryCars.ch news section.
