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2025 Rolls-Royce Spectre Black Badge: All The Details
Rolls-Royce is taking Black Badge into the electric age with the new Black Badge Spectre, now the most powerful car in the brand’s history.
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With 650 horsepower and 793 lb-ft of torque, it surpasses the 2016 Wraith Black Badge and pushes the brand’s all-electric grand touring experience into new territory.
At its core, the Black Badge Spectre uses the same dual-motor setup as the standard model, producing 577 horsepower in normal driving.
But a new Infinity Mode—inspired by the Rolls-Royce Merlin aircraft engine—unlocks an extra 73 horsepower and sharper throttle response, a feature meant to mimic the power bursts pilots once used to escape dogfights.
A new Spirited Mode also joins the mix, increasing torque from 660 lb-ft to 793 lb-ft and engaging launch control.
The result? A 0-62 mph time of 4.1 seconds, impressive for a vehicle tipping the scales at three tons.
To keep the added power in check, Rolls-Royce has fitted new dampers to reduce squat under acceleration and dive under braking.
The car also benefits from tighter roll stabilization for flatter cornering and heavier steering for a more controlled feel.
Customization is a key part of any Rolls-Royce, and the Black Badge Spectre expands those options further.
A new illuminated grille backplate can be lit in one of five colors, while the treadplates offer 10 different lighting options.
The interior retains the brand’s signature mix of digital screens and physical controls, while a new Vapour Violet paint option—inspired by the club culture of the ’80s and ’90s—adds a bold visual statement.
The 23-inch five-spoke alloy wheels come wrapped in Rolls-Royce’s noise-canceling run-flat tires to maintain the brand’s signature refinement.
All of this, naturally, comes at a price. The Spectre Black Badge starts at $490,000, making it $67,250 more expensive than the standard model.
Rolls-Royce calls it "one of the clearest statements of power and purpose we have ever made.” For a brand built on excess, the Black Badge Spectre is the next logical step.
