Rolls-Royce is going electric but this Ghost is very much old-school RR

While it is confirmed that Rolls-Royce is going electric, the British luxury carmaker has announced the arrival of its Black Badge Ghost which happens to be one of the brand’s purest vehicles in terms of bespoke customisation.  

The new Rolls-Royce Black Badge Ghost features the base model’s twin-turbocharged 6.75-litre V12 mill but with uprated power of 435 kW and 900 Nm of torque available while shuffling through a tweaked ZF 8-speed automatic transmission. 

Exclusive to all Black Badge models is a ‘Low’ mode allowing the power application to take place 50% sooner. 

Buyers can select any of the Rolls-Royce 44,000 ‘ready-to-wear’ colours or create their own unique exclusive hue. In order to stand out even more, the Rolls-Royce Black Badge Ghost is equipped with exclusive 21” wheels that spawn a carbon-fibre barrel with 22 layers of carbon. 

The front end boasts an illuminated grille courtesy of vertical slats with 152 LEDs that were each meticulously colour-matched to the cabin’s clock and instrument dial lighting

Inside, the Rolls-Royce Black Badge Ghost features a Shooting Star headliner and a ‘Black Badge’ motif on the passenger side dashboard. There are infinity logos sprinkled everywhere and also on the sill plates. 

Customers can also fully customise the colour combination of the seats.