In 1900, Charles Rolls envisioned a future full of electric cars and electric charging stations worldwide. Over 120 years later, his dream, and promise, is finally come true. The days of fuel-powered motors appear to be coming to an end for many carmakers, including Rolls-Royce. The company promises to switch its vehicle lineups to be all-electric by 2030, starting with the all-new 2024 Rolls-Royce Spectre. It is a two-door fastback coupe designed after some of the most expensive yachts. That’s right, the original sketches were molded after yachts and will be the first of its kind, creating an all-new class of luxury car known as the Ultra-Luxury Electric Super Coupe. Let’s dig into this futuristic car more and discuss everything that you need to know about the Rolls-Royce Spectre.

10/10 All-Aluminum Architecture

Top view of a 2024 Rolls Royce Spectre

Vehicles made by Rolls-Royce are generally always on the heavy side because the carmaker is more concerned about luxury and offering a silent and vibration-free ride than it is for speed and curb weight. A few years back, the company began using aluminum frames to go along with the already aluminum bodies, creating a car that is bragged to be an all-aluminum architecture. The 2024 Spectre will be designed with the same technology to decrease the weight a sizable amount, but still not enough to require huge 23-inch wheels to ensure the consumer gets…