Rolls-Royce is ready to unveil an all electric vehicle for their lineup. They have made some comments that hybrid vehicles may not be up to par. Rolls-Royce remains a popular choice for luxury buyers out on the market. Market observers are waiting to see how Rolls-Royce responds to the strong competition.
Key Takeaways:
- The electrification of the Rolls Royce Phantom.
- The option to electrify the cars was based on government pressure rather than consumer demand.
- Electrification may be the preferred way to develop and operate vehicles in the future.
“Rolls-Royce has been dropping some very broad hints about electrification since its 102EX EV concept back in 2011, but the arrival of the new Phantom VIII—and the aluminum-spaceframe Architecture of Luxury that underpins it—gives the luxury brand a chance to move on its ambitions.”
httpss://blog.caranddriver.com/rolls-royce-thinks-hybrids-are-gauche-will-electrify-with-full-evs/
Rolls-Royce Thinks Hybrids Are Gauche, Will Electrify with Full EVs
Rolls-Royce is ready to unveil an all electric vehicle for their lineup. They have made some comments that hybrid vehicles may not be up to par. Rolls-Royce remains a popular choice for luxury buyers out on the market. Market observers are waiting to see how Rolls-Royce responds to the strong competition.
Key Takeaways:
“Rolls-Royce has been dropping some very broad hints about electrification since its 102EX EV concept back in 2011, but the arrival of the new Phantom VIII—and the aluminum-spaceframe Architecture of Luxury that underpins it—gives the luxury brand a chance to move on its ambitions.”
httpss://blog.caranddriver.com/rolls-royce-thinks-hybrids-are-gauche-will-electrify-with-full-evs/