Rolls-Royce's All-Electric SUV Spied—Set for 2028 Launch

Recently, spy photos of Rolls-Royce’s new all-electric SUV undergoing extreme cold-weather testing in the Scandinavian Peninsula have surfaced. The prototype features significant exterior updates: a split-headlight design at the front, a wider grille, and lower air intakes inspired by the Spectre. At the rear, it retains the brand’s signature boxy silhouette, with vertical taillights positioned on either side, a small spoiler, a high-mounted brake light, and the license plate relocated to the lower rear bumper. The charging/fuel filler flap is also positioned lower than on the current Cullinan. Powering the vehicle will be Rolls-Royce’s “Architecture of Luxury” platform. It is expected to feature a larger battery pack than the Spectre and carry over its dual-motor all-wheel-drive system, which delivers 577 horsepower and 900 N·m of torque, enabling a 0–100 km/h acceleration time of 4.4 seconds. The SUV is projected to achieve a WLTP range exceeding 530 kilometers. The model is slated for an official debut in 2028.