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Spectre or Black Badge Spectre?
Two expressions of Rolls-Royce’s electric super-coupé. Discover how Spectre and Black Badge Spectre differ, then begin a personal commissioning conversation in Edinburgh.
The story in brief
- Spectre Series II: 442 kW and 1,015 Nm, with a quoted range of up to 390 miles WLTP.
- Black Badge: up to 500 kW in Infinity Mode and 1,100 Nm in Spirited Mode.
- Your specification: compare finishes, materials and Bespoke possibilities with Rolls-Royce Motor Cars Edinburgh.
A choice of character
Begin with the Rolls-Royce you want to create
Grange has already covered the Spectre Series II launch. For someone considering a commission, the useful next question is how Spectre and Black Badge Spectre express that platform differently.
Spectre offers the core Rolls-Royce presentation. Black Badge adds a more assertive visual character and dedicated performance modes. Both give you a starting point for a personal specification.
Talk to Rolls-Royce Motor Cars Edinburgh about the colours, materials and details you would like to explore. A commission can start with a clear preference or a small collection of ideas.
The two versions
Spectre and Black Badge at a glance
Spectre Series II
- Maximum power
- 442 kW
- Maximum torque
- 1,015 Nm
- WLTP range
- Up to 390 miles
- Presentation
- The core Spectre expression
- Commission
- Explore colour, material and Bespoke choices
Black Badge Spectre Series II
- Maximum power
- 500 kW in Infinity Mode
- Maximum torque
- 1,100 Nm in Spirited Mode
- WLTP range
- Up to 390 miles, specification dependent
- Presentation
- More assertive styling, including darkened detailing
- Commission
- Explore Black Badge and Bespoke choices
Manufacturer figures published for Series II. Black Badge maximums use the named modes; they are not an unrestricted output promise in every situation. WLTP figures are for comparison. Actual range depends on temperature, driving style, speed, load and vehicle specification.
The Black Badge expression
More than a power figure
The Black Badge model information sets out a distinct visual identity, including its exterior treatment and cabin possibilities. The Series II announcement also identifies Iced Black exterior detailing.
If that is the character you want, explore the finishes as a complete combination. Ask how the exterior, wheels, upholstery and veneers work together in your proposed commission.
The performance modes are another part of the distinction. Ask Edinburgh to explain Infinity Mode and Spirited Mode alongside the current technical specification.
Bespoke possibilities
Bring your own point of view
The current Spectre showroom page provides a route into Rolls-Royce Bespoke. Colours, materials and personal references can all shape the conversation; ask to see samples and discuss what is feasible for your commission.
Series II introduces further choices, including Gradient Two-Tone paint and an expanded interior offering. Black Badge’s current page highlights Duality Twill, a bamboo-derived rayon textile with an embroidered design.
A colour you have seen in photography may look different in another light. Give yourself time to compare material samples and the proposed combinations with the Edinburgh team.
Living with electric power
Discuss charging before the commission is final
Explain where the car will be kept and how you intend to use it. Home charging, trips and your preferred stopping routine belong in the discussion from the beginning.
The published maximum range is a comparison figure. Ask for the range information relevant to the proposed configuration and current charging guidance, including how temperature and battery conditions affect a journey.
An individual quotation should also set out the specification and the current delivery expectation. Bespoke work and availability are best discussed directly for the commission you have in mind.
Rolls-Royce in Scotland
Begin your conversation in Edinburgh
Rolls-Royce Motor Cars Edinburgh is on Corstorphine Road. Contact the team to discuss Spectre, Black Badge and a commissioning appointment, with cars and materials available to view confirmed beforehand.
Rolls-Royce Motor Cars Edinburgh
One Corstorphine Road
Edinburgh
EH12 6DD
Your questions answered
Spectre questions answered
What is the difference between Spectre and Black Badge Spectre?
Black Badge has a more assertive visual presentation and dedicated performance modes. Series II output reaches 500 kW in Infinity Mode and 1,100 Nm in Spirited Mode, compared with Spectre’s 442 kW and 1,015 Nm.
Are both versions fully electric?
Yes. Spectre and Black Badge Spectre are fully electric Rolls-Royce super-coupés.
What range does Rolls-Royce quote for Series II?
The manufacturer quotes up to 390 miles WLTP. The exact range depends on specification, and real journeys vary with conditions and use.
Can I personalise either version?
Yes. Speak to Rolls-Royce Motor Cars Edinburgh about the current configuration and Bespoke possibilities for Spectre or Black Badge.
How much does a commission cost?
The price depends on the model and personal specification. Edinburgh can provide a quotation for the commission you want to explore.
Where can I enquire in Scotland?
Contact Rolls-Royce Motor Cars Edinburgh at One Corstorphine Road, Edinburgh EH12 6DD, to arrange a conversation or appointment.
Rolls-Royce at Grange
Create your Spectre with Grange
Explore the model, then discuss your commission with Rolls-Royce Motor Cars Edinburgh.
Rolls-Royce Motor Cars Edinburgh
Grange was founded in 1956. Rolls-Royce Motor Cars Edinburgh supports model and Bespoke commissioning enquiries from its Corstorphine Road showroom.
Sources: Rolls-Royce Spectre Series II; Black Badge Spectre Series II; Rolls-Royce Series II announcement, 2 June 2026.
Information checked 8 October 2026. Figures refer to Series II. Confirm the exact model, modes, range information, specification and delivery expectation for your commission.