Remember Mansory's Linea d'Oro Cullinan from nearly a year ago? The tuner has applied similar modifications to another Rolls-Royce model: the Spectre.
The Mansory Rolls Royce battery-electric luxury grand tourer has received similar exterior updates, with gold dominating the design. Fresh accents can be seen on the imposing grille, window surrounds, door handles, side skirts, hood, front fenders, rear diffuser, and other parts, including the wheels.
Besides the contrasting finish, this black Rolls-Royce Spectre has a body kit. It features a redesigned front bumper, an apron with blades on the sides, new front fender trim, side skirt attachments, a ducktail spoiler, a roof-mounted spoiler, a big diffuser with an extra brake light, and additional features next to the taillights.
As you might expect from such a project, the cockpit has its fair share of gold, which has replaced the usual chrome trim. Gold touches can be found on the dashboard, center console, steering wheel, and door cards. Gold elements are featured in the white upholstery. Mansory's name appears on a variety of surfaces, which include headrests, seatbelts, starlight headliner, backlit door cards, and other components.
The tuner refers to this Mansory Rolls-Royce Spectre as the Equista Linea d'Oro in the social media captions that accompany these images. However, a closer inspection of the new headrest cushions reveals the Linea d'Oro embossing. Regardless of its name, this stunning EV is worthy of adorning a sheik's car collection, as it will turn heads wherever it goes. Sure, it may not be the ideal ride for the average petrolhead, but Mansory's builds do not follow this pattern.
We'll ask you how you feel about this modified Mansory Rolls-Royce Spectre in a few moments. However, before we call it a story and move on to the next one after asking the question, we must emphasize that, despite being an all-show proposal, this zero-emission luxury GT lacks an extra-go. Thus, the electric powertrain has remained unchanged, but don't worry, because the Spectre is already very feisty straight from the West Sussex plant in England, where it comes to life.
The bi-motor powertrain produces a total of 664 pounds-feet (900 Nm) of torque and 567 horsepower (575 ps/430 kW). The Rolls-Royce Spectre may weigh as much as a small shed, but it is quite agile from 0 to 60 mph (0-97 kph). The sprint takes only four and a half seconds, though we believe the Equista Linea d'Oro from Mansory is slightly slower, given the extras mentioned above. The stock Spectre has a range of 320 miles (515 kilometers) and starts at more than $420,000 in the United States of America.
