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Rolls-Royce mulls an all-electric PhantomGoodwood, England - Rolls-Royce is thinking about offering an all-electric version of the iconic Phantom limousine, company spokesman Richard Carter confirmed in Goodwood, southern England. Technical details are sketchy but the car is thought to have... ... |
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Rumormill: Electric Rolls-Royce Phantom on the Way?"Yes, an electric Rolls-Royce. And why not? The torque curve of an electric motor – making maximum pulling power right at zero RPM – would seem to suit the R-R mission perfectly, as would the distinct lack of noise, vibration and harshness. Sounds like a match made in heaven, no?... |
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Electric Rolls-Royce Phantom on the way?According to Auto Express in the U.K, The most-luxurious car maker in the world is considering an electric variant of its flagship saloon, the Phantom. While details are non-existent, the Phantom EV could actually be a hybrid-electric vehicle like the Mercedes Vision S 500 plug-in hybrid. This ... |
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Electric Rolls-Royce Phantom on the way?Although the electrification of the automobile is inevitable, building a long-range electric car that the average person can afford is a challenge that probably won’t be met for several years. But building an electric version of a car that already costs $350,000 might not be so hard. Rolls... |
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Driving Your Rolls Royce Through The Wall Is Not A Good Way To Lodge A Complaint [Advice]This is probably something we shouldn't have to tell you, but apparently some people are confused. For example, this guy: He decided to drive his 1983 Rolls Royce Silver Spirit through the wall of a store after a dispute over the delivery of a mattress. From the Telegraph: [The prosecutor] said... |
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The Rolls Royce of covert surveillanceThe English education and children's services inspectorate Ofsted apparently has "a finely tuned and well lubricated Rolls Royce in the garage, just waiting to be taken out on an appropriate occasion". But Ofsted isn't moving into the luxury car business - that is just... |
