Rolls-Royce Motor Cars recently announced that its first pure electric car Spectre has completed a global test of 2.5 million kilometers, which is equivalent to simulating a service life of more than 400 years. This luxury pure electric car will be delivered to customers in the fourth quarter of this year, and the domestic price starts at 5.75 million CNY.
Rolls-Royce Motor Cars chief executive Müller-Otterworth said: “The Shining has passed our engineers’ ‘graduation exam’ in order to achieve its perfect final form, completing the most demanding testing program in the history of our brand. .”
During the test, the Shining endured the test of extreme temperature difference from minus 40 degrees Celsius to minus 50 degrees Celsius. The test roads included ice and snow, desert, Gobi and urban roads. The testers also conducted a multi-faceted analysis based on the customers’ daily habits, driving a total of more than 50,000 hours.
Rolls-Royce engineers have made thousands of adjustments to the vehicle’s acoustic performance, steering precision, charging time, etc., to ensure that Shining can provide an excellent car experience. The test engineers also conducted “scenario-based” tests on the vehicle for the usage scenarios of Rolls-Royce customers, such as whether the vehicle can provide The user provides a quiet telephone conversation environment and the like.
Dr Michal Ayoubi, Director of Engineering, Rolls-Royce Motor Cars, also said: “Such an extraordinary vehicle required an extraordinary test program and I could not be more proud that the Shining has completed the most difficult task in the history of our brand. .”
The Shining is one of the most innovative models in the history of the Rolls-Royce brand. The maximum output power of the motor is 430 kW, the peak torque is 900 Nm, and the 106 kWh battery pack is used. The cruising range under WLTP conditions reaches 520 kilometers, the official 0-100 km/h acceleration time is about 4.5 seconds. The three-tonne electric vehicle has an elegant two-door design, exuding Rolls-Royce luxury. According to the company’s previous plan, Rolls-Royce plans to completely stop producing new cars with internal combustion engines by 2030.
