The owners of the all-electric Rolls-Royce Spectre coupe, as well as those who own a Phantom or Ghost sedan, may now ask Kourosh Mansory’s atelier for a high-end makeover of their vehicle. All three sport a striking glossy-black exterior with a bare minimum of accents – arguably just the right look for a British classic.
Starting with the Spectre EV depicted in the gallery above, it wound up with a front splitter, a couple of rear spoilers, side skirts and a pronounced rear diffuser. It also received a radiator grille with asymmetrical light blue backlight, multi-spoke wheels with light blue hubcaps and a matching Spirit of Ecstasy hood ornament.
The interior was overhauled in the same color combination, and it seems like Mansory even gave up its usual infatuation with naked carbon fiber in favor of classy metallic trims. What’s also surprising is that the seats were allowed to retain the RR emblem on the headrests – we are used to seeing those replaced with the tuner’s own logo.
It looks like the 650-PS (641-hp / 478-kW) electric powertrain went unmodified this time around.
Simultaneously with the premiere, Mansory released a short video teaser promising a similar customization program for the Rolls-Royce Ghost and Phantom (see the video above). We don’t have any details on those yet, but the exterior modifications seem to be quite similar.
