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“The high torque, the silence, the cleanliness; These are all great things that we really believe work very well with our brand,” the company says.
Luxury British car maker Rolls-Royce – famous for its fuel-guzzling V12 petrol engines – has confirmed plans to completely electrify its range by the end of the decade.
Subsequent models are yet to be announced, however fully-electrified versions of (or successors to) the existing Cullinan SUV, and Phantom and Ghost sedans are all but guaranteed.
A spokesperson for the brand stopped short of confirming the vehicles, however noted: “We have very much engineering freedom, compared to the rest of the group … I couldn’t [confirm that] for sure, but we do have an adaptable space frame architecture that has worked so well for previous Rolls-Royce models.”
Drivetrain details are also yet to be revealed, however all-electric outputs are expected to exceed those of the existing 6.6- and 6.75-litre twin-turbo V12 petrol engines.
“The high torque, the silence, the cleanliness; These are all great things that we really believe work very well with our brand,” the spokesperson added.
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